Those who can write are better able to think critically and communicate effectively. Social studies class offers a perfect opportunity for teaching students writing skills.
https://t.co/hHiQZnD07Y
The teenage years, when students start to juggle priorities and manage workloads from multiple teachers, are critical for the development of executive function. Check out these *4 evidence-based strategies* that sharpen those skills.
@historycomics Could not agree more! Teaching authentic reading and writing skills should occur in social studies courses. The content alone provides so many real world opportunities for students to engage in skill development!
"Hattie's research focuses on enhancing effectiveness by having teachers evaluate their own practice." Here’s a great article on becoming an effective, present teacher:
https://t.co/HHWwpxsaFH
Wondering why students prefer lecture when active learning strategies are more engaging and impactful in their short term memories! #UMlearns#generalpsychology
Students often perceive listening to lectures as being more effective than active strategies like hands-on experimentation. They’re wrong, says a recent study.
https://t.co/5XVgHzXByW
"3. Ideas come from a divergent sources
Ideas for lessons, reading, tests, and projects—the fiber of formal learning—ideally should come from a variety of sources."
10 Characteristics Of A Highly Effective Learning Environment https://t.co/CcYPSJosmN
Makes sense for students and teachers. Keeps all of us focused on the end goal of the lesson. I wonder if this practice would also improve performance on assessments? #umlearns