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timespaceeducation.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Inquiry is basically about permission. When students know that they are able or allowed to pursue the questions that come into their head, take the directions that become appealing to them and make their own decisions, they do those things more. It sounds obvious to say it, but it's true. When there is a culture... | |
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jwsteachingandlearning.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Much has been written on the value about Barak Rosenshine's 'Principles of Instruction' (2012) so there is no needfor me to add much more to this except by sharing the following: some ways of accessing histen principles (or seventeen if you read further on), some opinions on why this is a 'must-read' for teachers from... | |
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othmarstrombone.wordpress.com
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| | | | | On teacher decision making: On the problem with intuition:The rise of grok (or how I learned to embrace my ignorance) On taking our time to think approaches through:Lessons learned from Football League Division Two 1982-83 #1: The dilatory approach On the sunk cost fallacy in education:Neck deep in the big muddy (the dangers of sunk... | |
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margint.blog
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| | | Once upon a time, Paul Adams and I were standing next to our teams' desks, discussing something as we noticed a helicopter hovering over nearby buildings. Easily distracted as I am, we started to observe it and wondering where it was going. The chopper slowly drifted to the side and it seemed as if it... | ||
