#Teaching

Erika Lee

prof_erikalee

Great question #sschatreads! 1/ I like to tell my students about my own journey. I hated history in high school. My introduction to US history was in summer school, taught

Bryan Alexander

BryanAlexander

So the CDC has a new study about #highereducation and #COVID19 .Listen closely.#thread First, CDC links pandemic spread with f2f campuses:"university counties with in-person instruction (n = 79) experienced a

Dr. Lauren Kilroy-Ewbank

LGKEwbank

Earlier this week I led a workshop about some strategies and ideas for online teaching. One of the ways I framed that was a discussion of what informs my own

Neil Mosley

neilmosley5

If you’re a university or education provider then one of the key aspects of digital transformation is thinking about the role of an educator/academic in this changed state. For universities

Matthew Evans

head_teach

What does 25 years of teaching look like? On the first day of my first teaching placement (St Wilfrid’s in Crawley) the other trainee was using the internet to make

Mark Stewart

neurodynamicdev

This is such a good point.It reminds me of teaching programming, actually, because I struggle so hard to get people *out* of this mindset. People come into tech thinking that

mark bates

hkcorresponds

i've been a hs teacher for 14 years. here are some things i've learned.1. the brightest kids are almost always autodidacts and all they need is encouragement and validation.2. the

Sue Cowley

Sue_Cowley

I'm pondering something. Quite often I see the narrative that some children are advantaged by what parents do at home but 'other' children need a specific style of teaching because

Lesley Carhart

hacks4pancakes

Yeah, so I've been teaching this mom my age martial arts over Zoom for a couple months, and today she stops me and asks if she's just doing really badly,

Jal Mehta

jal_mehta

1/ A few things I learned from higher ed zoom teaching, which I was quite skeptical of, but turned out better than I expected. This is an offering and not

Neil Mosley

neilmosley5

‘A “very large proportion” of university students do not like online learning and “do not wish to ever experience it again”’ - interesting report from Australia and one that shouldn’t

José Chen

josechenxu

Yesterday I had a discussion about religion and teaching. The question was whether a Muslim woman could be a teacher and choose to wear a burqa in her life, which

Asilu Collective

asilucollective

What is adultification and how does it impact the education of Black and Indigenous girls in so-called Canada?Follow our thread to learn more Adultification is the process of perceiving

Jake Williams

MalwareJake

Neat idea in theory, not remotely practical. Let's look at why.Are we including defensive ops here too? If not (and I can't imagine we would, that's HUGELY problematic), where is

Ben Brown 👂

EdRoundtables

Improving Remote Education - A Thread.Over the last couple of weeks, the discussion has been about what primary schools are offering to their communities and how we can improve on

Freya Bliss

freyabliss

As a former @UQ_News tutor and c/coordinator, I don't know anyone who skim read students' essays. Everyone read all essays and gave as detailed feedback as possible, meaning we consistently

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