"#LearnerCentered education is a way of thinking about teaching and learning that begins where the student is rather than with a prescribed plan that ignores their differences." —@cat3y https://t.co/QGPcY3IFqI #edreimagined#edchat
What would happen if teachers asked kids everyday, "What are you supposed to be learning? What will it look like and sound like when you learn it?" #EdLeadership#TeacherLife#learningtargets
To build powerful relationships with all learners:
1. Love your kids more than the subject you teach and/or the grade level you work with.
2. Use feedback and positive reinforcement as the main learning motivator, not grades or marks.
3. Be empathetic.
Something to consider at technology is used more and more. #eueddocs2016 How to Sharpen Your Students’ Digital Citizenship Skills https://t.co/ETlQwC3Isr via @lynch39083
Feedback focuses on believing in the possibility of even greater things in the future, where as praise focuses on what's already been done. #eueddocs2016 https://t.co/87yxZccfiJ
Noticing and providing specific feedback is far more effective than simple praise. #eueddocs2016 For Teenagers, Praising 'Effort' May Not Promote a Growth Mindset https://t.co/p9NEJs3PzE via @educationweek