In traditional classrooms, more often than not, the main goal is to transmit information, with the teacher being the primary source of knowledge. Students are supposed to passively acquire this information, memorize some facts, and regurgitate them in tests. This approach may seem efficient for imparting information, even though it[Read More…]
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KWL Charts: A Simple Tool for Big Learning Gains
Gone are the days when extra cramming was enough to ace a test. Teachers nowadays know that real, long-lasting learning occurs when students interact with the subject matter. Many strategies exist to entice engagement and connection to their learning for students. However, exceptionally few learning tools can be as relevant[Read More…]
21st-Century Skills: Preparing Students for the Future
Since the world is changing so quickly, the abilities once thought necessary for success are no longer adequate. To succeed in the twenty-first century, students must possess a varied range of skills that go beyond standard academic knowledge. Success in both the personal and professional spheres depends on these abilities,[Read More…]