Veteran Teacher – Page 14

Carl Rogers’ 5 Statements About Learning

Carl Rogers’ five statements about learning begin with the premise that all learning starts with the student.

Innovative schools connect with the outside world, view students as people, design creative learning spaces & encourage critical thinking.

Truth be told, students are geniuses with technology. Born hackers. And of course they are better than teachers. They’re digital natives.

“Coverage” is ultimately an egocentric delusion, a form of teacher blindness that because we teach it, students will get it & appreciate it.

To achieve understanding as an educator, you have to help students ‘by design’ come to realizations that they own and appreciate as insightful.

If giving points is the only way to motivate a student to complete an assignment, perhaps we should look more closely at the assignment.

How To Create & Collaborate In A Sharing Economy by TeachThought Staff 2015 has been a year ripe with change

These are simple prompts that a teacher who has really thought through the course should be able to answer.