In case you missed this little personal 7-minute tribute to the life and work of Sir Ken Robinson, here it comes again: "Imagine if...". If you like it, share it! https://t.co/WxYgymsoqg
Time to move the concept of mastery learning from abstract to actionable. Cool article on engaging and classroom teachers from @Kareemfarah23. https://t.co/ifJt5SDXdJ
#masterylearning
"When [we] think about true equal opportunity, it cannot just be equal access to a standardized experience.” Advisor @toddrose's earnest podcast harmonizes with our recent insight about #assessment and #masterylearning. Time to rethink educational equity! https://t.co/fiS3s7yjgH
Why Australia keeps falling short of its educational goals? It's a structural failure! Read our recent @GonskiInstitute report here: https://t.co/BwVynHctQY @UNSWADA
If this pandemic has done nothing, it has pushed us all to reenvision a more equitable education system. "The goal of the pilot program was 'reimagining and expanding the roles and responsibilities of universities.'"
Read this NYT article to learn more: https://t.co/BfmizFESaw
Listening to Anthony McKay @AISNSW calling for new recognition systems "so students can know what they know & know what they can do". We need to question everything: standards, assessment, agreements & credentialing (licenses, degree). We know, but when will policy makers act?
99% of schools have the same transcript: a transcript that lists single discipline courses with letter grades and Carnegie Units after it.
Scott Looney, Head of School at Hawken School and MTC's Board Chair, explains why we need a new transcript: https://t.co/9pJABrCOi6
Full schedule now live! Join us on March 4th for Imagine if... a festival inspired by the life and legacy of Sir Ken Robinson.
https://t.co/Shrxw9mCvI #weimagineif
Really interesting Future Learning report just published. It reinforces for me that schools seeking to return to pre pandemic learning models will be swimming against the tide. https://t.co/SUJMP3gUFc
Don't say "Girls are just as good as boys at math."
That's well-intentioned, but reinforces the idea that boys are naturally better & girls must work harder.
Do say "Girls and boys are equally good at math." That assumes neither is naturally superior.
https://t.co/zfI8bxG4JQ