#Pedagogy

Laura Heffernan

LAHeffernan

I will never tire of my kid's astonishment and glee when he encounters something he read about in a book elsewhere: in another book, in conversation, in the world. Been

Anand Datta

Anand_datta

Thoughts at what key vectors edtech in extra-currics should think through and why @whitehatjunior is a great proposition - 1) Kids should find the course cool2) Parents should link it

Karen Costa

karenraycosta

Friends: I'm at a professional conference this week. Hearing a report that when presenters use breakout rooms, people are leaving sessions en masse. Shall we discuss?#HigherEd #HowToZoom#AcademicChatter So y'all have

Jennifer Binis

JennBinis

I've got time and some leftover rage from last night so a short close read thread on this tweet (messenger removed as they're moot; it's about the message and how

Brandon Ng

kelticwai17

I really think we need to re-think how teaching/ pedagogy is taught to PhD students in graduate school. Many PhD programs have no (or very little) formal, effective teaching training,

Dr. Karen Cangialosi

karencang

Thanks to @Bali_Maha for inspiring this thread that I wrote on #ungrading. Ok! A thread. I will talk about my practices of #ungrading. But I can’t do that without talking

Suzie Jabarian

SuzieJabarian

Here are my musings on the 'remote' aspect of #blendedlearning so far. No original thoughts here, just of a synthesis of snippets from research and blogs that I have read.

Elaine Long

long_enl

Thread Some ideas for building teacher efficacy in remote learning.......@travelgeordie @MrStreetUCLAcad @MsKBarry Use the fact that there is little empirical evidence as an opportunity to complete your own action research

🥭Rogue Works Progress Admı̇nistration

RogueWPA

I have never experienced the bad attitudes about learning that I have this quarter. A sizable fraction of students treat it as unconscionable that you'd expect them to do work

Rob Smith

R0b5m1th

Nick Gibb:I visited 100s of schools across the country & it became increasingly clear to me that maths & English were not being taught as effectively as the evidence suggested

teacher

ShakinthatChalk

Thought for the day.I learnt a long time ago that desks set out in rows often caused poor behaviour. What poor behaviour? Rows facilitate a sense of class control and

Abeba Birhane

Abebab

Which of these books would you like tweet-stormed next? Vote below.1-Ghost Work: How to Stop Silicon Valley from Building a New Global Underclass2-The Idea of the Brain: The Past and

Aimi Hamraie they/them

AimiHamraie

Links and resources thread: accessibility; disability; slow, spacious time:1. Accessible teaching in the time of COVID-19 #AcademicTwitter #CovidCampus #DisabilityTwitter #CripTechnoscience https://www.mapping-access.com/blog-1/2020/3/10/ac

Pedagogy & American Literary Studies

PedagogyAmLitSt

Let's revisit this tweet with some commentary.https://twitter.com/PedagogyAmLitSt/status/1287038958111776768 Just some things from experience. Remember: Policy and record-keeping aren't the same things.The policy can be jettisoned--

Dr Raul Pacheco-Vega

raulpacheco

THREAD on student workload, cognitive load, number of hours per credit hour, etc. - inspired by this excellent blog post by @betsy_barre https://cat.wfu.edu/2021/01/the-workload-dilemma/It's not a surprise to anyone that I've

Prof Kate Wall

kate_wall98

When Scotland's children return to school in August please think seriously about idea of a soft start. Part time, outdoor and play based. Not just because of COVID, but because

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