teaching – Page 3 – Out With Erin

The Power of Creativity

Yesterday was International Dot Day and my class eagerly participated in the event. We began the…

Sometimes I forget what the first week of school is like; the endless questions, the establishing…

For the past year I have solidly become an addict of twitter to build a professional…

Family orientation is one of my favourite days of work. Besides the fact that I sometimes…

I am always looking for new ways to “hook” students and make them excited about learning…

As part of my master’s program, I had a group task that had to tackle an…

In the article Principled Practical Knowledge, Bereiter brought forth a new theory in the learning sciences…

Before we began our shadow measuring experiment, I had the students predict when their shadows would…

“The recognition of the importance of context suggested that the unit of analysis for understanding learning…

Educational research throughout the 20th century focused on learning through an individualistic approach. Learning happened on…