Posts Tagged by growth
More Faith
| January 10, 2013 | Posted by Brian Bennett under Flipclass, Risk, Science, Students, Teaching |
I did a webinar yesterday afternoon with Marc Siegel, Deb Wolf, and Ramsey Musallam on the various ways Flipped Learning can be incorporated into a science classroom. We spoke about changing mindsets, thinking about mastery learning and standards based grading, and using video tools in class along with other ideas and tips. Ramsey spoke near… more
Let’s Forget EdTech in 2013
| January 6, 2013 | Posted by Brian Bennett under Collaboration, Teaching, Technology |
I want to propose something crazy: I think we talk too much about education technology. I’m guilty of it, and it’s been weighing on me over Christmas break. Maybe I’m projecting some of my concerns out there, but let me explain a little bit. 2012 seemed like an edtech explosion to me. Every week, I… more
Growing Pains
| December 20, 2012 | Posted by Brian Bennett under All, Teaching |
This is a repost of an article I wrote for Brett Clark’s 12 Days of Dreaming series. f you have kids, know people with kids, or work with kids, you know that they will face some painful days as they grow. First comes teething, which I’ve heard is a nightmare. Then, the awkward pubic years… more
Three Questions
| September 20, 2012 | Posted by Brian Bennett under All, Teaching, Thoughts |
I had a really rough start to the week. I really began to notice the “self-pace = no pace” mindset taking hold in some of my students. It was taking some students 20 minutes or more to even get their materials out, despite constant reminders and checks. I really wanted to switch gears and go… more
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