As I could see at the Forum, when
teachers feel a sense of ownership over their classrooms, when students feel a sense of ownership over their learning, that is when productive learning takes place.
If
teachers feel a sense of comfort, trust, and support in the professional development program, then they are more likely to adopt an innovation.
In my experience,
teachers feel a sense of urgency and want help improving as soon as possible.
Through models like Opportunity Culture, he believes,
teachers feel a sense of ownership, control and self - efficacy.
Not exact matches
Whitehead suggests that
teachers should facilitate what he calls the student's «concrete vision» by allowing the student to utilize knowledge: «By utilizing an idea I mean relating it to that stream compounded of
sense perceptions,
feelings, hopes, desires and of mental activities adjusting thought to thought, which forms our life» (AE 3).
Read loses sight of Buber's concept of dialogue, however, when he suggests that Buber's teaching shows how to replace the inter-individual tensions of the classroom by «an organic mode of adaptation to the social organism as a whole» and when he reinterprets the
teacher's concentration of an effective world as a selective screen in which what is kept in and what is left out is determined by the organic social pattern through the medium of the
teacher's «
sense of a total organism's
feeling - behaviour.»
In his recent study of process theology, Peter Hamilton has noted that he has found among the young people with whom he has worked as a chaplain and
teacher of divinity a willingness to consider very seriously the reality of God but a
feeling that talk about «personal immortality» makes no
sense.
Deci and Ryan acknowledge that many of the tasks that
teachers ask students to complete each day are not inherently fun or satisfying; it is the rare student who
feels a deep
sense of intrinsic motivation when memorizing her multiplication tables.
Students experience autonomy in the classroom, Deci and Ryan explain, when their
teachers «maximize a
sense of choice and volitional engagement» while minimizing students»
feelings of coercion and control.
When poor children grow up in an environment marked by stable, responsive parenting; by schools that make them
feel a
sense of belonging and purpose; and by classroom
teachers who challenge and support them, they thrive, and their opportunities for a successful life increase exponentially.
And they
feel a
sense of relatedness when they perceive that their
teachers like and value and respect them.
By focusing on the day - to - day necessities of a healthy schedule; an engaging, personalized, and rigorous curriculum; and a caring climate, this book is an invaluable resource for school leaders,
teachers, parents, and students to help them design learning communities where every student
feels a
sense of belonging, purpose, and motivation to learn the skills necessary to succeed now and in the future.
As general manager of Boston's Dance Umbrella and First Night, and later as a classroom
teacher in Cambridge, Massachusetts, she struggled to make
sense of tensions she could
feel but not explain in racially mixed settings.
There's something about the classroom environment that certain
teachers are creating that makes students
feel more of a
sense of belonging and motivation and the desire to take on challenges.
Another key point that came through in the focus groups was that the support of principals and school administrators was absolutely vital for
teachers to
feel this
sense of collective efficacy.
Yoga has given me a
feeling of peacefulness, a
sense of optimism that I can do things that I once would have thought impossible and a connection to the wonderful
teachers and community of O2.
He likely won the Oscar for a mid-film scene at a restaurant after his first successful gallery showing, in which he first showcases Christy's raucous
sense of humor, then learns that his speech
teacher (Fiona Shaw) doesn't share his romantic
feelings.
71 % of
teachers felt that a student's attention span had been ruined because of more exciting technologies, which was established in a study conducted by A Common
Sense Media.
Rogers: When children learn more about one another, and when they know their
teachers recognize and celebrate their differences, they are more likely to
feel a
sense of community in the classroom.
We were able to create «wins» for this student in the weight room, cultivate his work ethic and dedication to his teammates, and provide an atmosphere where he could be disciplined without
feeling like he was being called out by another
teacher who didn't understand him — this all lead to the embodiment of a more positive
sense of self - worth, resulting in improved behavior and academic performance.
It is important that staff
feel valued and a
sense of belonging,» Therese Joyce tells
Teacher.
The research shows there are three «basic psychological needs»
teachers need to satisfy during the holidays to obtain higher levels of psychological health — a
sense of competence, autonomy and
feeling connected to other people.
Moreover, many of those students begin to
feel that after a series of blows, even their
teacher senses the uselessness in trying to offer any additional help.
Teachers have told us how they
feel an extraordinary
sense of pleasure teaching their students useful strategies that can be applied to all aspects of their lives in and outside of school.
One of Humboldt's early mistakes was what Young calls «death by data,» where
teachers were given a mountain of numbers and often
felt a
sense of «now what?»
Again, like everything at both shows, this is open to all delegates, so you can rub shoulders with music
teachers and
feel a
sense of quiet smugness that you're in your comfort zone as David Farmer offers a wake - up call for the day's activities.
This way, not only do students
feel a
sense of ownership, but the
teachers also know in advance that there's some interest in the issue.
At the same time, these
teachers are not overly anxious, they
feel a
sense of control in their work, and they are not overly motivated by the need to avoid performing poorly.
Armed with a Ph.D. in physics and a strong
sense of what he
feels is right, the
Teacher Ed alum has become a fierce advocate for the high - needs students in his New Jersey high school.
Fortunately, there are a variety of steps for
teachers to make sure that students
feel a
sense of belonging in class and that their effort is worthwhile.
Understandably, many
teachers experience debilitating
feelings of hopelessness and a reduced
sense of personal accomplishment because they're often presented with problems beyond their capacity and control.
-LSB-...] and scientists have collected a lot of data over the last decade on how students learn and how
teachers can teach more effectively and address the
sense of helpless students can
feel -LSB-...]
The
sense of community at the Summer Institute made me
feel truly welcomed and a part of something special,» said Matt Wright, Year 5
Teacher from Harbour Primary & Nursery School.
The exhaustion, despair, anger, and
sense of helplessness many
teachers feel is usually branded as «burnout.»
One of our readers, a middle school language
teacher, has also written us to say that she enlists help from her students in writing goals — their collaboration helps them buy in and
feel a
sense of ownership for their learning targets.
Although we found that VAM scores didn't affect
teachers»
sense of self - efficacy at the Wright School, our conversations with
teachers at other schools have made clear that low VAM ratings can be demoralizing, especially when
teachers already
feel vulnerable.
That's when we realized that as much as we must communicate the students» urgent need for more excellent
teachers, we must also communicate the huge
sense of urgency we
feel to change the
teachers» profession — because opportunities for
teachers mean opportunities for students.
After participating in the program,
teachers reported
feeling a renewed
sense of being part of a profession through which they could make a difference.
Careful preparation will allow both the parents and the future classroom
teacher to
feel a greater
sense of confidence about what lies ahead.
Sometimes, it
feels that
teachers are working through these steps out of compliance of having to work together and it often just takes time (well, and a lot of work) to get to the real
sense of community that will authentically create the best possibilities for the students.
One of the
teacher candidates remarked on the
sense of community
felt by participants in the workshop, «The best part was the unity and community and the love shown — everyone was really devoted to what was going on» (Andrew, Interview).
Four of the
teacher candidates commented that they
felt the facilitated learning environment promoted a
sense of ownership in the learning process for students.
Says another
teacher involved in the early literacy work: «We
feel a
sense of urgency, and these materials are supporting our
teachers and students in amazing ways.»
Teachers in small schools
feel a greater
sense of efficacy — they have a say, and they report higher job satisfaction.
Adams describes research she and her colleagues conducted on midcareer
teachers that finds
teachers»
sense of self - efficacy (i.e.,
feeling successful as a
teacher) has a lot to do with their desire to stay on the job and with their ability to handle «stressors.»
As a result of her experiences as a mathematics
teacher, Kimberly
feels a deep
sense of commitment and responsibility to conduct research that will not only contribute to the research community's knowledge but will also have direct implications for instruction in the secondary classroom.
By developing a
sense of community and facilitating an environment where students
feel safe to take risks,
teachers can promote the development of a broad range of reading skills and interests.
This awareness supported preservice
teachers» choice of reflection topic — «I
feel like I could have written about anything» — and
sense of privacy — «Compared to a weblog or webpage, I knew only you would be reading it» — when composing reflection entries.
A number of
teachers added that when it comes to providing black students with academic opportunities, they
feel an extra
sense of responsibility.
Moreover, to the extent that black
teachers and black students
feel a special
sense of connection, this can become a two - edged sword: It can encourage students to become more engaged in learning, but it also can tempt them to take advantage of their
teachers» apparent understanding.