It’s good to teach your students the curriculum, critical thinking, and creative problem solving. But don’t forget to teach your students to have a good handshake, to look people in the eye, and to be considerate of others. In the long run, those things might matter more.
Most great teachers didn’t start out that way. They learned; they adapted; they grew. They didn’t run from new ideas, and they were never comfortable with mediocrity.
Every teacher has the potential to be a better teacher.
@levi_allison42@KesaiaNaisara@techyleger great response! I was thinking the Key Concepts because they provide the lens for all learning. I'm glad I asked this question. Thanks for replying!
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The importance of careful, deliberate reflection in our learning. "ignorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge"
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