@beck_voelker Hey beck! This is a really cool picture which I think does do a good job of representing progressivism. You can tell that the type of learning occurring is student-focused and not just covering the basics in a standard classroom. #EDUC200#01FA22
@mskessler12 Hi Bayla! I agree that this is a good example of the essentialism classroom. The teacher is at the front lecturing, which is standard practice for essentialism. #EDUC200#01FA22
This photo is a good representation of the existentialism learning philosophy, which focuses on student-lead learning. Students play a major role in their own success. In this image the students are out of the classroom, learning in a new environment. #EDUC200#01FA22
@AAlevromagiros Alley, this is a great article! I think impact is one of the most important google norms for teachers to follow. They have direct impacts on thousands of kids, and should use that power (for good) to the best of their ability.
@garrett_moyers Garrett, this is a great article! I think it really exemplifies the google norm of psychological safety. The teachers in this article created an environment that made their students feel safe to participate, ask questions, and learn.
Rita Pierson's talk about the importance of supporting kids stood out to me because it exemplifies the Google norms of meaning and impact. Rita's love of kids and passion for their futures is the meaning behind the work she does, which clearly has an impact. #EDUC200#01FA22
"Every child deserves a champion, an adult who will never give up on them. Is this job tough? You betcha. But it is not impossible. We're educators. We're born to make a difference."
Watch Rita Pierson's full TED Talk here: https://t.co/OOhK5yFee3