Carra Aschenmeier
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A Model for Great Teaching. This fantastic evidence review from Evidence Based Education is really helpful for professional learning, development, dialogue & thinking about the key dimensions & elements of teaching & learning. Find out more here evidencebased.education/great-teaching…
The CAfLN Alberta Assessment Conference will draw from assessment experts! Dive into breakout sessions, led by local and national classroom assessment experts, exploring diverse assessment topics including sessions on the conference theme. Damian Cooper Ken O'Connor Katie White (she/her)
At best, the terms "evidence-based" & "the science of..." in education raise troubling questions. At worst, they're just slogans used by traditionalists & don't even signify real evidence. My new blog post: "The Siren Song of 'Evidence-Based' Instruction": alfiekohn.org/blogs/evidence…
🔎 These sentence stems, via T Emily Fɾαɳƈιʂ, offer Ss the tools to examine their own thinking. #InstantPD
Paul A. Kirschner I have two issue with the term neurodiversity. The use of the prefix "neuro-" looks like an attempt to make it seem more scientific and also would appear to exclude differences that do not have a neurological basis. I prefer cognitively divergent.