The worst thing that we can do to kids is lead them to believe that who they are in middle/high school somehow determines the people they will become. That is just untrue.
To help your pupils excel here's 3 pieces of research for 2018.
1 - Know 'What Matters' in your subject
2 - Practice Deliberately
3 - Transfer those skills to other contexts
Job done 👍🏻
Assessments should provide students with information about how to advance their understanding of content and teachers with information about how to help students do so.
A great read to consider the learners narrative ans lens of learner as apart of gaining depth in teachers inquiry - reflect and grow. https://t.co/xUC715NuSN
To all our teaching friends I know some of you already do this and some, however it's a great article to see another teacher across the other side of the world saying and doing to same. 'Respect kids cultural background, teach their cultural history first and build relationships https://t.co/pyDF9Xjf9Z
Interesting, How could the development of a culturally focused ecosystem in schools learning structure accelerate Rangitahi learning? https://t.co/dmpMUKvfMa
Start Spring semester by remembering why we teach! It's for the students we get to see every day!
"They want and need us to come to school every day, ready to surround them with love, encouragement, and hope." - From Kids Deserve It
@KidsDeserveIt@awelcome@TechNinjaTodd
Our advisory programme provides greater connection for ākonga @RototunaSHS, with small whānau groups supported by a Kaiārahi who guides them through their learning journey. [Think it's time for our own Eg. https://t.co/KgUnACOZrn]
#learningspaces#MindLabPG
The ILETC report highlights that deeper learning is related to the teaching approach, and although an ILE is helpful in doing this, it is actually the teacher mindset and willingness to adapt from the traditional approach.
@projectILETC @NZMindLab