Category Archives: Learn by Doing

The “Four Cs” of 21st Century Education | Entrepreneur the Arts

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Most of us know that there is a profound gap between the knowledge and skills most students learn in school and the knowledge and skills they need in typical (The “Four Cs” of 21st Century Education – Critical Thinking , Creativity , Communication…

Linda Buckmaster‘s insight:

The Four Cs are skills that must be embedded into vocational courses to enable college students to gain a employment.

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How I Accidentally Built Relationships With My Students

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Last week my life was filled with grades, scoring, more grades, parent phone calls about grades, and even grades other teachers were giving students (one of the joys of being a Division Chair, you…

Linda Buckmaster‘s insight:

I am presently experimenting with different forms of feedback eg QR codes.  Screencasts are next on my list …. read and view the screencast.  

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How I Accidentally Built Relationships With My Students

Learn by Doing

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Last week my life was filled with grades, scoring, more grades, parent phone calls about grades, and even grades other teachers were giving students (one of the joys of being a Division Chair, you…

Linda Buckmaster‘s insight:

I am presently experimenting with different forms of feedback eg QR codes.  I will try out screencasts soonest … read this post and view screencast.  

See on www.crazyteacherlady.com

Infographic: Applying Bloom’s Taxonomy in Your Classroom > Eye On Education

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Assessing Critical Thinking in Middle and High Schools: Meeting the Common Core, by Rebecca Stobaugh is a practical, very effective resource for midd…

Linda Buckmaster‘s insight:

Introducing a new addition to Bloom’s Taxonomy – create! Excellent

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A Principal’s Reflections: The Right Way is Your Way

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Linda Buckmaster‘s insight:

If you asked me two years ago about Social Media I would not have recommended using it as an educator or in the classroom! But my attitude changed after setting some SM goals for myself to join up a couple of sites, start a blog, post an article etc.   I experimented with  several SM sites where I found some to be more useful than others.   Two years later I now have my own website and a member of most SM sites.  I use some sites more than others and don’t feel that I need to be fully active on ALL of the SMs; currently Twitter and Pinterest work for best for me.  It’s all about common sense as an educator and preference as to what works for you!

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Unbored: The Power of ‘Making’ in the Classroom

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The idea of “learning by doing” stretches back to education legends Maria Montessori and John Dewey, both of whom felt teachers should act more as guides to students’ independent discoveries than as founts of information.

Linda Buckmaster‘s insight:

How many times a day do you hear "I’m bored"? My aim is more about inspiration and motivation rather than just plain English lessons. College students have had eleven years being told what to do and how to do it – they now have to learn and work independently or collaboratively to be workplace ready.

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