This headline caught my attention. Critical thinking is on every school’s agenda these days. And if not it certainly is
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This headline caught my attention. Critical thinking is on every school’s agenda these days. And if not it certainly is
Is change is always desirable? This Is the question Viviane Robinson asks in her book; Reduce Change to Increase Improvement.
A disastrous start of the school year This year’s start of the school year could not have been any worse.
Feedback for Better Teaching: Nine Principles for Using Measures of Effective Teaching This brief highlights a set of guiding principles
This is a guest post by; Name: Samuel Alfie, It is easy to observe that the way children are taught
I recently read this article and wanted to share it here. The original title is Two ingredients for student-centered learning:
Democracy and citizenship, sustainable development, and public health and wellbeing. The Norwegian Parliament decided (2016) on a revision of all
I just read this post from GettingSmart, and listened to the podcast; Rebecca Midles leads the school systems design team for
About Ta-Nehisi Coates Ta-Nehisi Coates is a national correspondent for The Atlantic and the author of the #1 New York
What will happen in the next years? Last time I read about Teams replacing the Learning management systems the verdict
Grading, ungrading and critical digital pedagogy I just read this article in EdSurge by Jeffrey R. Young. In this article,
I wrote an article about fixed and growth mindset last year, comparing it with the power of expectations. In the
The importance of reflection Making reflections part of a course grade encourages students to engage in the reflective process, helps
Appreciative Inquiry: how can we use this in school? Last month I attended a conference titled; Giving life to education.