10 TEDs to Create a Learning Environment for Your Classroom
It is my humble opinion that the number one key to the success of a "Learning Classroom" is the development of a classroom environment that values learning over the accumulation of grades. Creating a community of learning that we all benefit when we all participate in the process of gaining knowledge. While this may seem "utopian", there is an actual joy that comes about in students who lose the the stress of being defined by a letter.
I use these TED's in my classroom and as home viewing content to assist in the development of that learning environment for the students entrusted to my care.
Sharing a quarter century of teaching, the Smarter Teacher blog will focus upon the Three C's: Think Critically - Communicate Clearly - Work Collaboratively. The Three C's of education are the most important skills necessary for teachers to develop in the students entrusted to their care. "The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn and relearn." - Alvin Toffler -
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Showing posts with label Student Centered. Show all posts
Saturday, May 31, 2014
10 TEDs to Create a Learning Environment for Your Classroom
Friday, March 02, 2012
Guide on the Side
Language of the Student
Vocabulary of the Student
Instructors Model Learning
Students Interact With Students
Students Interact with Instructor
Classroom is Noisy
Classroom is Active
Students Evaluate Their Own Work
Students Critique Each Other
Teachers Monitor Evaluation
Instructor Provides Feedback
Students Choose Topics
Knowledge is Unlimited
Instructors Monitor Material
Students Answer Each Others Questions
Teacher Becomes a Resource
Pairs, Trios and Groups Work Together
TEAM takes Effect (Together Each Achieves More)
Emphasis on Process
Assessment is Inter-twined in the Learning
Differentiated assessment is the Norm
Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
Information is Synthesized
Focus on Understanding the Content
Real Life Examples and Utilization of Content
Learning Process is Evaluated
Teacher Becomes a Mentor
Based upon Student Engagement
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