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Why is it that students always seem to understand, but then never remember? | …to the real.
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8230;to the real. There will never be a just social order until philosophers are kings, or kings become philosophers. To get a job. When is a thought not a thought? Why is it that students always seem to understand, but then never remember? May 6, 2013. I’ve had a week to think about what direction I’d like to take with this blog, and what questions or issues it should take on. Do I focus just on mathematics? Do I look at systemic issues? Do I dig into the theories of learning? 2) Specific to maths.
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Critical Race Theory | #literacies chat
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Join us on the 1st Thursday of each month at 9:00 PM ET. Suggest a Topic or Host. Next #literacies Chat 9PM ET. June 2nd, 2015. July 7, 2014. This month, we will consider Critical Race Theory. On Thursday (7/10) 8 PM EST:. Join us on Twitter. As we begin this conversation via our #literacies chat! If you are new to #literacies chat, more info on how to get involved is available here. 1 How are people conceptualizing CRT? 3 How does CRT help broaden the literacies that can students enact? If you are new t...
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Obliviously obvious - India is dirty - It's OK to change your mind
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It's OK to change your mind. Thoughts - words - actions. Obliviously obvious – India is dirty. May 28, 2015. January 6, 2016. Reflecting on the thoughts and opinions I entertained while spending time in India, I think that I came away for it having learned new lessons and for those lessons to be shared with people who may not get this experience. Otherwise, what justifies the indulgence of traveling somewhere to learn when you can stay at home and read? 8221;, she responded as we ambled through a town ce...
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How Did I Get Here? | Education's Voice
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All in a day's work…. Skip to primary content. Mindfulness in the Classroom. Teacher and Leader Mindfulness. How Did I Get Here? June 30, 2013. Honestly, I am not very sure! You see, like most teachers, I trained to teach. My passion is teaching and learning. I think what adds to my confusion to the position I am in today as Principal of one of the first primary academies in England is that I never set out to lead a school. In the blink of an eye, which was two schools later, I found myself interviewing ...
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About this blog | The Wing to Heaven
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The Wing to Heaven. About me – Daisy Christodoulou. I’m the Head of Assesment at Ark Schools in the UK. I started this blog about education and education policy back in December 2011. You can read more about me in this article. In the Sunday Times, and this profile. By Peter Wilby in the Guardian. You can contact me via Twitter @daisychristo. In March 2014 Routledge published my book. Seven Myths about Education. You can buy a copy from Amazon in the UK here. And in the US here. In the Sunday Times.
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Closed questions and higher order thinking | The Wing to Heaven
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The Wing to Heaven. Closed questions and higher order thinking. October 6, 2013. The Wing to Heaven. 8217; is likely to lead to higher quality thinking than ‘When did Britain and France sign the Entente Cordiale? Second, closed questions can in fact be extremely good at testing analysis and evaluation – in fact, they can often be more efficient and effective than open questions. For proof of this, take a look at the British Columbia leaving exam. A It built up armed forces. B It took away human rights.
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Chat Schedule | #literacies chat
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Join us on the 1st Thursday of each month at 9:00 PM ET. Suggest a Topic or Host. Next #literacies Chat 9PM ET. June 2nd, 2015. Pingback: #literacies chat: The Reboot « developing writers. Pingback: Fall Schedule « #literacies chat. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out.
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May #literacies & LRA R2P: Academic Vocabulary | #literacies chat
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Join us on the 1st Thursday of each month at 9:00 PM ET. Suggest a Topic or Host. Next #literacies Chat 9PM ET. June 2nd, 2015. May #literacies and LRA R2P: Academic Vocabulary. April 29, 2014. This month, we will consider Academic Vocabulary. On Thursday (5/1) 8 PM EST:. Join us on Twitter. As we begin this conversation via our #literacies chat! If you are new to #literacies chat, more info on how to get involved is available here. How does technology impact vocabulary acquisition? Address never made pu...
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