Today we had Alyssa Posey and Xavier Williams come talk with our class today to help us acquire more knowledge on privilege in schools for our 3rd single page paper. #EDUC200#01FA22
Today in class we got into groups and discussed our feelings and how we related, or didn’t relate, to 1 of the 4 readings from the homework. It was a good experience getting to hear how people go through the same experiences in different ways. #01FA22#EDUC200
@Madi_Armstrong_ This is a good depiction of of existentialism as it shows the students in their own groups learning and spreading out, rather than sitting at individual desks staring at the teacher lecturing while in silence.
@kaitlin__arnold This is a perfect example of progressivism, you can take one look at this classroom and tell that it’s very open, inviting, and accommodating for children of all needs and abilities.
#EDUC200#01FA22 This image is an example of a teacher practicing essentialism in the classroom. I chose to particularly focus on the testing aspect of this philosophy, as it is described as lecture learning while being taught a set of the basic subjects and then being tested.
We were looking for imbalance and selectivity. We found a sketch of a woman having a strong bias against the use/distribution of alcohol. #EDUC200#01FA22
@Madi_Armstrong_ Hi Madi! I really liked what your article talked about and how it related to clarity in the workplace. It’s so true that you can’t even start working if you don’t have the clarity on what you’re doing and why you’re doing it. #EDUC200#01FA22
@karsen_hudson24 Hi Karsen! Your article does a great job of demonstrating the third step. I like how they broke down the basics of team effectives, and emphasized how easily things can flow in the workplace if the team members have a shared mindset. #EDUC200#01FA22
#EDUC200#01FA22 https://t.co/Wvjc4BZKlh Check out this article that emphasizes the importance of the Google norm dependability. It explains its significance not only in the workplace, but in the classroom as well.