This may well be Dr. Meyer's most profoundly insightful article, yet. It is not about how to perpetuate an antiquated model of schooling in the world of AI, but how AI can force us to finally decide what it means to educate a human.
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Do students need to take lots of tests to prepare for tests?
No.
Students need a deep understanding of the curriculum that they can transfer to any setting.
Practicing "stress" will not make up for a lack of understanding.
Math with Bad Words. They are not the words you think. #T3Learns#T3IC Factor, Cancel Plug in , Reduce, Cross-multiply, Clear (the fraction or decimals).
“Are we getting kids ready for a test or are we getting kids ready for life?” Dan Wilkie asked this is the question! Share Your Passion! #T3Learns#T3ic
Got disengaged learners?
Got tired teachers?
Got gaps in achievement?
Got low growth?
Got discipline issues?
Got too many interventions?
Got frustrated staff?
Got any problems at your schools?
Then you GOT to change Tier 1 in the classroom.
Nothing changes if nothing changes.
High school math teacher Dave Martin @d_martin05 has stopped grading his students’ assignments with %. Instead, the teacher writes comments on homework and exams, then urges students to fix mistakes & demonstrate their knowledge again. https://t.co/DVnKpwzccz
"middle school students who solved a dozen math problems spread out across three weeks scored 21 percentage points higher on a follow-up math test than students who solved all 12 problems on the same day."
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#spacedrepetition
"middle school students who solved a dozen math problems spread out across three weeks scored 21 percentage points higher on a follow-up math test than students who solved all 12 problems on the same day."
https://t.co/0n5bBHYhRA
#spacedrepetition
Use baseball throwing to help 6th & 7th grade students practice ratios, proportions, and converting between units.
https://t.co/734NaZd68h #MTBoS#iteachmath
If you use auto-graded quizzes (Google Forms or otherwise), how can you make them BETTER?
🚀 One-question deep dive
🚀 Explanation box
🚀 Student creations
🚀 Graphic organizers
🚀 Students ask ?s
🚀 Think about thinking
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Use theme park ride height restrictions as a way to introduce inequalities such as greater than & less than. https://t.co/vNUH7tN31a #MTBoS#iteachmath