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Teaching Distracted Minds: Old Challenges, New contexts @LangOnCourse #EdCog2021 https://t.co/LLuDrGBXDw

We all know Maslow’s famous Hierarchy of Needs. But do we know about the Blackfoot way of life that may have inspired Maslow to develop it?

One of the very best pieces of work in communicating education research is the What Makes Great Teaching report from 2014. Around this time Professor Rob Coe (@ProfCoe), one of the report’s c…

What are the best bets for teachers to invest time and effort in if they want their students to learn more? The Great Teaching Toolkit sets out to answer this question and provide the instruments with which teachers can take ownership of professional learning and to help them enhance their practice for the benefit of students.

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H/T Robert Talbert PDF | Feedback is essential for learning and identifies perceived gaps between students’ observed performance and desired outcomes. In higher education,... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate

But new bans on "critical race theory" threaten to limit such discussions.

It’s the start of August which, for schools on the semester system, means that instructors are starting to construct their fall syllabi, anticipating the start of yet another academic year. H…

In a context of permanent learning, we are interested in experiences that transcend the conventional spaces used for transferring knowledge.

Education always plays a central role – whether in a visible or a veiled way – in any ideological project. For anyone backing the transformation of the world...

Every well designed lesson, flipped or otherwise, starts with good learning objectives. What do those look like, and how do we write them?

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A third edition to our series of long-form conversations featuring SASN faculty, students and staff where we open up the floor on courses, topics, and collab...

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Flipped learning is great for students, but it can be tough on faculty because it requires a significant shift in the way we think about using time and space for teaching. It also requires a different approach to lesson planning, and this can be a major choke point on the

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An extensive literature exists that describes how to categorize students by a plethora of learning styles, including recommendations for teachers on how to match curriculum, pedagogy, and assessment to optimize student learning. Two recent review articles are discussed, both of which conclude that no experimental evidence exists to support the hypothesis that instruction designed in response to student learning styles can actually improve achievement.

One idea that I encounter a lot in higher education workshops is the idea of learning styles: that some people are “visual learners” that learn best by looking at visual representations of information, and other people that learn best from reading, or from listening to lectures, and that those are traits we are born with. […]

Creating intentionally designed curricular pathways to ensure that graduates acquire the skills and knowledge we value.

Critical thinking is discussed extensively in higher education research literature, especially through theories about how to define, measure, and develop “higher-order” cognitive skills. However, there is a less substantial body of scholarship exploring the connection between educational practices and critical thinking research. How is critical thinking being taught at colleges and universities, and how can educators use research to improve teaching practices?

Critical thinking is one of the top goals of education and, arguably now more than ever, it is crucial that young people can think critically. This talk will discuss how [...]Read More...

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