The secret to great coaching: Inquiry method helps
teachers take ownership of their learning by Les Foltos, June 2014.
Not exact matches
I can see that it would be
of enormous assistance but does it
take ownership of the teaching
learning process away from
teachers?
The opportunities for reflection, evaluation and goal - setting were what drove this project and empowered
teachers to
take ownership of the
learning process.
Students are so in tune with their
learning that they are able to truly
take ownership of it, and the
teacher provides instruction without assumption.
Through social media, popular blogs and webinars,
teachers are
taking ownership of their
learning and finding PD opportunities that weren't possible a decade ago.
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.
We have to let go that image; knowledge exists irrespective
of the
teacher, and the more we empower, allow, permit, even «force» students to
take ownership and responsibility for their
learning, the better prepared they will be for the future that awaits them.
David Hopkins, who Morris appointed to the key role
of head
of the Standards and Effectiveness Unit at the Department for Education and Skills, believes that «when students begin to
take ownership of the
learning behavior, you see something quite transformational
taking place inside the school, because then it is the students who actually control
learning rather than the
teacher.»
The
teacher's assertiveness and clear expectations for all students might be viewed as strength, however, criticisms
of the model include that it does not promote a sense
of democracy, allowing students to
take ownership of their own behavior and
learning (e.g., students creating class rules together).
When
teachers move from the front
of the room to working besides students, students begin to
take a deeper
ownership of the
learning process and produce a meaningful connection with the material.
Teachers needed to recast themselves as facilitators, and to demand that students
take more
ownership of their
learning.
With digitised textbooks,
teachers are empowered and supported in their teaching and students are able to
take full
ownership of their
learning materials.
Children need to
take ownership of their
learning, and one way that
teachers and parents can help is by providing the right guidance and materials.
The active participation involved encourages students to
take ownership of their
learning and aids both the
teacher in explaining complex topics, as well as helping the students to understand them.
After Parkville
teachers identified students most likely to reach the proficient level on the state tests with some focused remediation, extra help before and after school ramps up and students are told to «
take ownership»
of their
learning.
The active participation also encourages students to
take more
ownership of their
learning and aids both the
teacher in explaining complex topics, as well as helping the students to understand them.
In order to create this level
of inclusion and innovation, all learners (students and
teachers alike) need to know how to
learn and how to collaborate effectively by
taking ownership of their own contributions.
What we all want as
teachers, is for our students to be independent — students who
take ownership of their
learning.
The opportunity, and indeed the necessity, is upon us for
teachers to focus on helping students
learn how to
learn, and to inspire them to
take ownership of their lifelong
learning journey.
(Carl Glickman, Institute for Schools, Education, and Democracy, Inc.) Minnesota New Country is one
of the most important schools in the country: it demonstrates what can happen when students
take ownership for their own
learning and when
teachers take ownership for the
learning environment; it demonstrates that small rural schools can thrive and help all students succeed.
Early evidence indicates that combining the best
of face - to - face instruction with the best
of online instruction offers educators new opportunities to differentiate instruction for individual students, to motivate students to
take ownership over their own
learning, and to extend
teacher capacity to reach additional students.
It is a way for students to
take ownership of their
learning under their
teacher's expert guidance.
We have spent much
of the last year reading everything we can find related to students» ability to predict their performance (and grades),
take ownership of their
learning, and become their own (and others»)
teachers.
A third
of the
teacher candidates discussed the relationship between off - task behavior and technical issues / difficulties that happen when using computers in instruction, and 45 %
of the
teacher candidates recognized that allowing students to
take ownership of the
learning was an important part
of teaching (see Appendix I, pdf download).
Most importantly, our
teachers are passionate about teaching online and
take ownership of each class to give every student the most effective
learning solutions.
Our referral numbers decreased dramatically, tardies decreased, and there was an overall increase in participation among
teachers in the hallways between class periods... Having
teachers put forth their opinions and thoughts on how we handle school procedures has given them a sense
of ownership in helping create a safe / civil environment for our students where
learning can
take place.»
At Denver's Mathematics and Science Leadership Academy and other
teacher - led schools,
teachers take ownership of student
learning.
We are looking for
teachers who embrace STEM
teachers who are eager to teach an Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS)- aligned curriculum, to integrate technology, to connect math and science, to give storyline assessment tasks, and to create experiences for students to
take ownership of their
learning.
How automating engagement in the classroom can help
teachers use instructional time more effectively and empower students to
take ownership of their
learning.
Teachers leading authentic
learning opportunities in the classroom shift student engagement from passive compliance to deep engagement, where students
take full
ownership of their
learning and display high levels
of interest and willingness to pursue answers
taking risks in their
learning.
Jean Stiles, principal
of Jasper Place High School in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, shares how she created conditions within her diverse school for
teachers to
take ownership of their teaching practice, pursue their own professional
learning and, most important, make the necessary decisions about what approach was best for their students»
learning.
Teachers move from structured to guided to open inquiry as they do more and more PBL projects with their students, ultimately empowering students to
take major
ownership of their
learning.
CPAC members report that performance assessments are challenging students and
teachers in important and beneficial ways — requiring students to
take ownership of their
learning and
teachers to step back and allow their students to
learn and master important skills independently.
His leadership has been inspiring to his
teachers, many
of whom have begun
taking increased
ownership of teaching and
learning at Michelle Clark.
By encouraging students to
take ownership of their
learning, FuelEd
teachers help students develop better independent work habits.
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As an example
of this core value in action, Albany High School English
teacher Juliet Radford found power in allowing her students to
take ownership over their
learning.
Asking students to begin
taking ownership of these sessions to report out on areas in which they are struggling, talking through a problem / task out loud, and goal - setting is a routine many
of teachers find as key to students reflecting thoughtfully and moving towards more student - directed personalized
learning.
By encouraging students to
take ownership of their
learning, FuelEd
teachers help students foster better independent work habits.
Students
take ownership of their
learning, while also developing deep, personal connections with each other, their
teachers, and other adults.»
Establish a school culture that empowers parents,
teachers, and students to give and receive support in order to ensure students
take ownership in their
learning and truly understand the path towards mastery
of content.
It allows students and
teachers to
take greater agency and
ownership of learning by having more control in how to group and regroup competencies into their own meaningful sessions.
Growth norms provide
teachers the necessary context for setting individual student growth targets, a powerful way to help students
take ownership of their own
learning.