The Stupidification Of Good Ideas
By Grant Wiggins, Ph.D Stupidification (n): 1. A deadly illness in which perfectly good ideas and processes are killed as a […]
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By Grant Wiggins, Ph.D Stupidification (n): 1. A deadly illness in which perfectly good ideas and processes are killed as a […]
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Minding The Test Without The Panic Editor’s Preface: As TeachThought grows, we are trying to include a consistently more diverse
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Instructional templates can keep key design questions that get lost in typical planning at the center, prioritizing engagement over content.
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What Are The Differences Between Good And Great Teachers? by Grant Wiggins, Authentic Education There are endless articles, blogs, essays on the
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Social media & similar forums solve one of the great shortcomings of traditional education: isolation and ignorance of ‘best practice’.
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Misunderstanding Feedback For Learning By Grant Wiggins Editor’s Note: The title was written by me, not Grant. ; ^ )
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Concrete Examples Of Better Feedback For Learning by Grant Wiggins Below, find thirteen examples of how teachers have made feedback
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I have in general been a fan of the movement toward national standards. There is obvious sense in it: there
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Thoughtful people think about their thinking — the meaning of what they learn & the consequences of what they do.
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