Why Jargon In Education Is A Good Thing
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Teachers don’t “give tests,” they “assess.” They don’t “go over it again,” they “remediate.” Simply put, jargon helps us be more specific.
30 Questions Every Student Should Be Able To Answer
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What students should know starts with themselves and moves outwards to a content area. Here are questions students should be able to answer.
The Kind Of Wisdom Children Are Capable Of
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The Kind Of Wisdom Children Are Capable Of If we’re being honest, this particular young lady–in a video you’ve likely
A Really, Really Well-Written Set Of Classroom Rules
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If you believe behavior is not only learned but a product of self-awareness and self-respect– these classroom rules are for you.
Teaching Disruptively
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Teaching disruptively helps create learners who ask the right question at the right time for reasons that matter to them.
10 Questions To Help You Become A Better Teacher This School Year
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What Questions Will Help You Become A Better Teacher This School Year? by Terry Heick 1. Why are my ‘best’
Valve Pipeline Seeks Curious/Self-Directed Over Compliant/”Educated”
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The Valve Pipeline Seeks The Curious and Self-Directed Over The Compliant and “Educated”.
You Don’t Have To Burn Books To Destroy A Culture
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Ray Bradbury redirects the attention given to the banning (and burning) of books, and turns it back on culture itself.