Self-identity is an end point in itself and not just a stepping stone to academic success! This is why culturally sustaining pedagogy is required and not just culturally responsive practice via @ann_milne#whiriatetangata#edchatNZ
@onemouse International comparisons are pretty fraught, because so many cultural and socio-eco factors. It makes sense, though, that where individualised teacher interaction becomes scarce, demand for private individual tuition/interaction would grow...
Lower Teacher:Student ratios:
Forget the quantitative meta-analyses and effect size voodoo: the more time teachers have to spend building strong and trusting relationships with their learners the more effective they will be.
#EdConvo18 https://t.co/mvrE2VARwm
If you were the boss of education in New Zealand, what would you do? Tell us what you think at the link & help shape the future of education: https://t.co/YI2e8fkDxP #EdConvo18
@nommokaiako In physics there is no way to measure a system without interacting and interfering with it in some way. It's hard to notice on a large scale, but for small systems it makes a big difference. I guess the same is true for our kids.
There are no "standard" learners and our drive to transactionally measure educational achievement often causes us to lose sight of the learner as a person.
We sometimes forget that the very act of measuring has an impact on our learner's self-efficacy/esteem...
#whiriatetangata
What's the 200 year plan that you are working towards? That's vision and community, because a 200 year goal looks beyond YOU. #whiriatetangata#edchatNZ
@nommokaiako We need to be curious learners, a great place to start. We need to be humble and keen to learn. Sounds more fun than applying another deficit approach, this time to ourselves as teachers/learners. #whiriatetangata
Lower Teacher:Student ratios:
Forget the quantitative meta-analyses and effect size voodoo: the more time teachers have to spend building strong and trusting relationships with their learners the more effective they will be.
#EdConvo18 https://t.co/mvrE2VARwm
There are so many barriers to communicating about culture. So much fear of the unknown:
How can we develop cultural curiosity, cultural connections, cultural confidence for ourselves and our ākonga? Fear is the mind-killer...
#whiriatetangata https://t.co/xiAbE7tKs8
Reactivating my dormant tweetifier for #whiriatetangata TOD...
Began with a very challenging/inspiring keynote from @ann_milne et al. So much thinks, so many feels...
Reactivating my dormant tweetifier for #whiriatetangata TOD...
Began with a very challenging/inspiring keynote from @ann_milne et al. So much thinks, so many feels...