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So this is the end, or is the beginning? | tdssol

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Just another WordPress.com site. So this is the end, or is the beginning? April 9, 2011. Many of us have discussed over the past few weeks the importance of education for having an impact on what happens AFTER education. So, what am I going to do about what I have learned here? For me, this is just the beginning. I am soon to be entering teacher training, and all too soon entering a school to teach a class of my own! Could have added in the way of constructive criticism and encouragement. I really hope t...

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Education for all | tdssol

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Just another WordPress.com site. Can I have your attention please? When students become teachers: Classwide Peer Tutoring →. February 24, 2011. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Can I have your attention please? When students become teachers: Classwide Peer Tutoring →. February 25, 2011 at 12:57 am. February 25, 2011 at 2:21 pm. I have been considering many of the same issues, and I am fully behind PT (how could you not be after Mike’s class)…. February 26, 2011 at 6:09 pm. Enter your comment here.

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When students become teachers: Classwide Peer Tutoring | tdssol

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Just another WordPress.com site. Interest is motivating, but what is interesting to students? When students become teachers: Classwide Peer Tutoring. March 4, 2011. Gaz’s talk on interteaching reminded me of reading about classwide peer tutoring (CWPT). This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Interest is motivating, but what is interesting to students? When students become teachers: Classwide Peer Tutoring. March 7, 2011 at 9:38 pm. March 7, 2011 at 9:46 pm. March 8, 2011 at 12:09 am. You are commenting ...

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Are divisions in classrooms always a good thing? | jess956

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Just another WordPress.com site. Laquo; Spaced Effects. Are divisions in classrooms always a good thing? Posted February 6, 2011 by jess956 in Uncategorized. Http:/ www.csulb.edu/ acolburn/AETS.htm. 3 responses to this post. On February 6, 2011 at 6:22 pm. This then highlights a problem in the current curriculum. Many schools do not conduct regular testing, and so teachers will not have the ability to follow student’s progress with enough time-efficiency. By the time a SAT exam or one of si...In Direct I...

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Is this working? | Science of Learning 2011

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Science of Learning 2011. Discovery learning and PBL. This week →. February 16, 2011 · 9:32 am. I need to report how well this class is going, and if the method of teaching is effective or not. If you have any opinions about this, could you please leave a comment. I won’t mark these, and (promise) won’t let what you say influence my opinion of you. Discovery learning and PBL. This week →. 10 responses to “. February 16, 2011 at 12:40 pm. February 16, 2011 at 2:56 pm. I think it’s an effective way o...

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Learning and learning | Science of Learning 2011

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Science of Learning 2011. Discovery learning and PBL →. February 9, 2011 · 12:50 pm. Sam H had a comment on her blog from Aaron. About the extrinsic motivation in learning being grades. I agree with her up to a point. Although Aaron begins to touch on learning (as opposed to passing tests), for too many of you, learning = grades, or learning = exams, or learning = whatever. What about just plain learning? Think about your final year projects. How much have you learned in doing your project? I agree the i...

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And last but not least… | phillippadoran

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Science of Learning 2011. Is your shirt tucked in? And last but not least…. Posted by: Pip Doran. On: April 10, 2011. And so we come to the final blog, it will be interesting to see if people continue to blog even after the class has continued. I’d like to think that if i come across any interesting educational items that at least i’d know there would be some people who may want to hear about it! 11 Responses to "And last but not least…". April 10, 2011 at 2:47 pm. And a lot of them! I have only read mor...

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Exercise and learning does it work? | rabedson

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March 23, 2011. Exercise and learning does it work? 8212; Rose @ 9:27 pm. This week i gave my third and final speech. The speech was about exercise and it’s effect on learning. Plus id just like to add that this is a very good way to decrease the amount of obese children in the U.K 😀 which i believe is an added bonus. 6 Comments ». 8212; March 24, 2011 @ 10:58 am. 8212; March 25, 2011 @ 8:45 am. I agree, that it’s a good way to help the children “let of steam” so to speak, and this wou...If they use all...

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This week | Science of Learning 2011

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Science of Learning 2011. Problem solving, creativity and so forth →. February 16, 2011 · 9:39 am. Some great blog entries to have a look at. Among them, Ben. With his take on oriental approaches to education, Chris. On the effect of education on evolution, Emily J. On learning styles, Gareth. On problem based learning, Jon. Commenting on Sir Ken’s talks, Liam. On remembering and understanding, Mikey. On a couple of the talks from this week, and Richie. Clarifying his talk from Monday. You are commenting...