@Emily__Nuckols I appreciated the fact that we dug into how privilege affects people outside of the areas where we normally examine it like work and school- it helps to gain perspective on how all-encompassing these systems are. #EDUC200#01FA22
@pathagas I didn't see an immediate answer just scanning through but check out this very in-depth analysis of the song and you might find what you're after:
https://t.co/9Y5YWNFW6k
@pathagas Also have you messed around with the audio synthesis tool on desmos at all? It's lots of fun and a great way to annoy everybody you live with
@ColbyLowry This is a good depiction- very traditionalist classroom setting and though the teacher isn't pictured, the perspective makes the hierarchy clear. That said, it's probably pretty difficult to teach core content when you sound like a muted trombone! #O1FA22#EDUC200
@StaffCaleb I like it! This is a great representation of the curiosity a progressivist classroom can engage; you can see that excitement and intrigue in their faces. I'm also digging the matching red hats. #O1FA22#EDUC200
Maria Montessori's design has been rooted in existentialist thinking from the beginning- she once wrote that "the greatest sign of success for a teacher is to be able to say, 'The children are now working as if I did not exist.'" #EDUC200#01FA22
This image of a classroom from a Montessori school in my hometown exemplifies the existentialist theory of education; multiple activities are available for students to explore at their own pace. #EDUC200#01FA22