@AbigiaMulugeta Hi Abigia!! This is a perfect example of social reconstructivism because it’s highlighting current social issues that aren’t necessarily in the curriculum. Great pick!
@HaleySmiley79 This is a perfect example of progressivism!! Flexible seating is such a useful way to get students involved with the lessons and other classmates.
Here is an example of what seating might look like in a progressive classroom. Progressive classrooms encourage students to collaborate and work with one another. #EDUC200#01FA22
“They couldn’t ride in the same train cars, drink from the same drinking fountains, or stay in the same hotels.” Jim Crow laws are a good example of cosmetic bias because the illusion of equality was presented as fair and just from a white persons perspective. #EDUC200#01FA22
@MehiganHannah Hi Hannah!
I really enjoyed the article you chose. Teachers do matter and their impact can last a lifetime. They helped me become the person I am today, and for that, I will always be grateful.
@raegancoffeyjmu Hi Raegan!
I also picked an article on psychological safety! In order for kids to develop, I believe it is crucial to create a healthy learning environment. If we started focusing more on this specific Google norm we may start seeing more engagement within our classrooms.
Children would be more comfortable in their learning environments if we started implementing strategies that positively addressed psychological safety within our classrooms and educational systems. #EDUC200#01FA22 https://t.co/DjuBz2d8BF