The following is an excerpt from “Towards Education 3.0: The Changing Goalposts for Education” by Chris Goldspink & Robert Kay. To download the full white paper and others in the Corwin Educator Series, click here. There is no shortage of experts when it comes to education. Unlike other professions or occupations, everyone has a view of what’s wrong
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As mentioned in today’s post, July is Visible Learning month on Corwin Connect! If you’re not already familiar with John Hattie’s Visible Learning work and
Spend a bit of time with young children and you’ll almost certainly hear questions like this: Why? Why not? How come? They are curious about
Use Self-Reflection to Empower Learners By Paul Emerich France Differentiation and personalization can be a shared responsibility between learners and teachers. In fact, when we engage students
Twenty-one years ago, I welcomed my first class of students to kick off my career as a classroom teacher. I learned so many lessons, both