Benjamin Kensok (he/him)
@benjaminkensok
Benjamin Kensok (he/him)
Brandon University
Music Education
Saxophone
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01-12-2021 05:37:01
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Cult of Pedagogy Ep.168: Colin Seale advises teachers to use the "mistake analysis" strategy. Always use mistakes as a learning tool. If a student answers a question incorrectly, ask them, "Why is that answer incorrect?" and "How can we approach this differently?" Dr. Devon Caldwell
Cult of Pedagogy Ep.168: Colin Seale shared his thoughts on incorrect answers. "You can't just take an answer that seems really wild and presume that kids are coming out of left field with it." Understand a student's reasoning behind each answer, even if it is wrong. Dr. Devon Caldwell
Lisa Baylis Faith Colobong (she/her) This is so true! I model this with my students. I tell them you what I am having a bad day. Something happened that upset but it is okay to feel how I feel. I tell them how I will work through it. I have some smart grade 4s who always help each other when struggling. #mbedchat
#zoomfatigue can make online classes tough! Here's an article by Psychology Today discussing the causes of tiredness and lack of attention in video calls. psychologytoday.com/intl/blog/beau… #ICT362
Thank you Jazz at Lincoln Center for offering these virtual sessions for young aspiring musicians! Music teachers, share this opportunity with your students. They can attend an online class led by pro jazz musicians for only $10. #ICT362 #jazz #music
Minecraft Education is a great immersive tool for teaching. Through one of their favourite games, students can experience math, history, geography, and many more subjects. Here's a link to some Minecraft ed templates. Thank you, Minecraft Education! education.minecraft.net/en-us/resource… #ICT362
Attention: educators! The Nature Conservancy has a series of virtual field trips on their website: nature.org/en-us/about-us… This is a great resource for educators, as field trips typically come with great expense, and are difficult to organize during the pandemic. #ICT362