When every student has an opportunity to
share their learning publicly, it means they're visible, seen by their parents, peers, teachers, and community members.
Not exact matches
I analyzed a year's worth of Hsieh's schedule (which he
shares publicly with anyone who cares to read it) to
learn where he spends his time.
I
shared everything I
learned along the way very
publicly in recipe / blog posts on this blog, on KickAS.org (my user name was BettyRawker if you search old forum posts) and in the The Low / No Starch Diet for Ankylosing Spondylitis Facebook Group.
Teachers work together on an authentic challenge to become true learners, exploring a driving question and participating in a launch, receiving instruction and feedback to support
learning, and
sharing their work and
learning publicly.
Perhaps most encouraging is that this is research New Classrooms remains committed to do; remains committed to
share publicly the results so that we can all
learn; and remains committed to
learning the lessons from the results and improving itself.
Twitter invites me into new conversations ~ provides me with
learning opportunities to
share with my students ~ and allows me to
publicly applaud their authentic work.
The findings of the pilot will be
shared publicly, so small schools across the country can
learn what works well.
«I
share this now
publicly because I want teachers around the country to know that the vision for personalized
learning that Silicon Valley preaches does not work.
I was asked to Co-Direct the
Share Your
Learning Campaign, a national initiative that aims to empower 300,000 teachers to shape the path for five million students to publicly present their learning to an audience beyond the classroom by the year 2020, and I said, «Yes
Learning Campaign, a national initiative that aims to empower 300,000 teachers to shape the path for five million students to
publicly present their
learning to an audience beyond the classroom by the year 2020, and I said, «Yes
learning to an audience beyond the classroom by the year 2020, and I said, «Yes.»
District leaders can (and do) build networks across North America to
learn from and with educators, such as Michael Smith, superintendent in Tuscola, Ill.; Pam Moran, superintendent in Albemarle County, Va.; Patrick Larkin, assistant superintendent in Burlington, Mass.; and the hundreds of other district leaders who
publicly share their ideas through social media.
At each inquiry session a volunteer serves as the «public learner»: a teacher or staff member who is willing to
publicly share their thinking, their questions, and their student
learning data.
At each Mills Teacher Scholars inquiry session a teacher volunteer serves as the «public learner,» a teacher or staff member who is willing to
publicly share their thinking, their questions, and their student
learning data.
At each Mills Teacher Scholars inquiry session, a teacher volunteer
publicly shares their thinking, questions, and student
learning data.
Create rigorous
learning experiences that involve multiple points of «failure» and require perseverance by learners Example: A teacher has a board in her room where learners
publicly share examples of times they have «failed» and what they
learned from the experience.
I expect to make more mistakes in the future (hopefully to a lesser degree) and
share them
publicly so others can
learn as well.
Also, I
publicly share my net worth, my investment portfolios, and my total debts, and highly hope that someone could
learn something from my financial successes and failures, and avoid costly financial... [Read more...]
We can not deny that «a picture's worth a thousand words» when it comes to explaining the beauty of open adoption, and we treasure the open adoption photographs that members of our community have permitted us to
share publicly as a
learning tool.