@herndon_avery Avery, this is a good picture of perennialism. You can see that by what they have in the background and the way he is focused on one thing.
my word was progressivism, in a progressive classroom students learn real world problems and solutions that they will carry with them forever. In this picture the children are learning to build something. #11FA22#EDUC200
Today in class we had new groups then are usual ones, on our table we had a table flag with a philosophy word in it and we drew a picture.. can you guess what ours is? #01FA22#EDUC200@maggiewomack1 @defilippo_chloe
Our form of bias was cosmetic bias. This textbook showed bias toward female scientists, especially female scientists of color. Women tend to be marginalized in this field, so the publishers wanted to highlight them. @Laurenn_walker@RmadisonW@herndon_avery#EDUC200#01FA22
This article shows and proves how not only children but teachers had to adapt to new norms when covid hit, teachers could have given up but they didn't. #EDUC200#11FA22 https://t.co/o4AsZHF2oS
@Laurenn_walker I like this article because teachers have a huge impact outside of the classroom, I have a high school teacher who is still helping me with my education everyday.
@garrett_moyers this is a great article, getting the kids more involved and comfortable with their teacher and being able to ask stuff or get new information, all while trusting her.