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After students experience failure in their own discovery and problem solving process, the teacher facilitates a discussion that highlights student thinking and teaches the new concept right when students are interested to learn it @Kschwart https://t.co/C6qXzSYC2R #edchat
"I'm trying to give them even more opportunities to make responsible choices for themselves, actively think about what they are curious about, and make a plan about how to pursue it" @maricelamw https://t.co/T7TfUh7kdh #edchat#geniushour#elemchat
If you don't understand the flaws in students' reasoning, you're not going to be able to dislodge their misconceptions and replace them with the correct concepts @anya1anya https://t.co/13IXOtfhdv #edchat#teaching#scichat
Humans are hardwired to forget. But research shows that strategies like peer-to-peer explanations, regular review, and interleaving can boost retention.
Sometimes, research confirms what teachers have long intuited. Greeting students at the door—and other proactive classroom management techniques—pay big dividends. A recent piece I edited for @edutopia quantifies it. #KnowThyStudent