Kasteene Harris

[Kasteene Harris @KasteeneHarris]

@stacycam What I find most difficult about IBL, is that the teacher is not the only one in control. With that being said, its not a bad thing, it is just difficult to retrain my brain into ecknowledging the positive sides to student lead content.

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@boyd_teachr91 @stacycam Yes, I completely agree with you Terry. Even though it is difficult to release the control of learning to the students, I also find it extremely "freeing" to be able to guide them through their knowledge and not field the need to "spoon feed" them the information. #LS5333

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@taramcb21 @Derrick3rdgrade @stacycam Tara and M, I'm on the fence about this topic. Where Tara I do agree that the "buy-in" can be a major benefit of IBL. I also have had classes where I truly feel like a salesman and are forcing students to "buy in" to a way of learning. #LS5333

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