Teacher. I’m willing to change my teaching methods to the method that proves most effective. Pushing for more of this thinking - for the sake of young people.
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@Doug_Lemov Good to see some comments on their limitations. A big limitation is also students copying answers from each other. This skews how you think the class is going - i don't see this talked about often.
@Emma_Turner75 Great point, Emma. At a high-achieving school where I teach we use PowerPoint every lesson (P-12), projecting onto whiteboards to scribe interactively—not just click-and-read (though even that can sometimes work). Our results show PowerPoint can be very effective.
@tombennett71 And if teachers don't record incidents and ask for call-outs/removals which is in alignment with what is 'expected' the entire system/culture falls apart. It then makes it pretty much impossible for those few who are trying to establish a productive culture to have impact at all.
@MrZachG At a previous school every writing session for the first 4 weeks was spent teaching how we run the writer's workshop hour... I really wanted to them actual 'writing', but was not allowed to. Terrible
@ThinkForwardEdu I'm an Australian teacher and I've built an AI tool for teachers. Would love some feedback on how you see this tool perhaps being useful https://t.co/JKYA5Nb2oj
@VicGovDE this is something I made as a result of being part of the PMSS program. I no longer teach this way, but I am curious to know experts opinions on this
@Emma_Turner75 I'll have to look into that a bit more as I thought they were trying to measure a more generalised creativity which I am not convinced really exists. I hope you read some of your other books at some stage 👍
@Ms_Bec7@greg_ashman@jdtdobson@learnwithmrlee That's the paper I was thinking of! I'm a Victorian teacher and I'm getting knocked backed for jobs because I am mentioning too much of a science of learning approach. I wish the system was more focused on evidence, but it seems a 'feelings' approach to education is more appealin
@Ms_Bec7@greg_ashman@jdtdobson@learnwithmrlee It's a much smaller area of research at the moment. I'm reading 'How Children Learn Math' by Krasa, Tzanetopoulos and Maas'. Worth having a look at.
@Ms_Bec7@greg_ashman@jdtdobson@learnwithmrlee screening ideas such as those by Amanda VanDerHeyden and things like number line assessments suggested by Krasa, Tzanetopoulos and Maas). A focus on rich challenging tasks for engagement. However, I find out can be engaging no so much what you do but if you hit their ZPD effectiv