#tlt407#backwardsplanning
It is helpful to motivate students and improve the academic performance if students understand how their efforts will be critiqued.
@JulieFraenkel I agree. It might not work for shy students. Teachers need to be careful when choosing activities to encourage shy students' participation.
It is challenging that sometimes students are interested in the algorithms, tactics and strategies to solve a problem, not the reasons behind the strategies.
We want students to take an active role in studying. We want students to revise their work not for a good grade, but for a good understanding of their work. #tlt407#backwardsplanning
A quiz or a test can not measure students' knowledge well. It is essential to use multiple assessment to measure students' knowledge on an ongoing basis. #tlt407#backwardsplanning
A quiz or a test can not measure students' knowledge well. It is essential to use multiple assessment to measure students' knowledge on an ongoing basis.
@AmandaDuntley Some hands-on project can also be helpful for students to apply their knowledge into real world problem. For example, students can apply proportion when baking 18 cookies with a recipe for 12 cookies
This might be the most common misunderstanding about math. To bake a cake, to save money for college, math is everywhere in life. #tlt407#backwardsplanning
@MsLawsonLearns I totally agree that teachers should distinguish the long-term and short-term learning goals in classroom setting and real-life setting.