Pedagogical Documentation
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I love how this article stresses how important it is to have students be involved.
It is important for student growth to be documented. Students should see their progress, it can be extremely encouraging.
I like how researchers have found that education is better when it is student-centered. Students need to be thought of when planning things for instruction.
When education is student-centered I believe they are more interested in their learning and actually paying attention. Educators should always take in mind student voice.
I like that this promotes the use of accepting various artifacts to capture thinking, knowledge, and understanding. I think teachers often get stuck in the rut of doing work sheets, lecture notes, and multiple-choice tests because they are easy to grade. However, teaching is not about doing what is easiest for you it is about what will help you students succeed. Allowing students, a choice in how they present their learning allows for increased engagement but also an over increase in morale.
This graphic reminds us as educators of the compelling way to lead to the desired learning process. One tool I agree with is knowing your students enough to listen to their questions and gather ideas to see what they are interested in.
i like this because it focues on how studetn envolvement is very importnt and is one of the most important rules in keepingb a kid wanting to learn
I liked this article because it talked about how student involvement and engagement in the material leads to a better learning experience.
I enjoyed how this article discusses how instructors can use many methods to get more involved in their students' learning. The tools utilized in the classroom should be for the benefit of the students.
I like how this talks about how when students are more engaged and enjoy the lesson more when they are learning about something that they are interested in.
Looking over this resource reminds me of knowing about your learners in the classroom, so that way as the educator you know what they like and they still have that say in their learning as well. You would need to have that student relationship to know what students like.
I like how the article talks about how the students enjoy or are more engaged when it's something they like or when they have a say in what they can do.
I think that this article was great and very eye-opening. Helping get the students engaged is a great way to find out how they learn and what they like.
This article was great. Getting students engaged comes within finding things that they are interested in and what they want to know.
I have always said that when students learn about topics they are genuinely curious about they will be more involved in class and will enjoy learning even more.
I think this article hit the nail on the head. When students are learning about something they enjoy and love they are more likely to be engaged rather than learning about stuff they have no interest in.
This article is spot on. Students are more likely to learn, and enjoy what they are learning when they get to be a part of the process.
When students are doing something that aids in their learning in the classroom, they are more likely to be extremely engaged.
When a student loves what they are learning/doing it makes it easier for them to learn.
I think that this all definitely makes sense, because students are going to better understand something that they had more of a choice in, or that they had fun doing.
Doing something you love is advice we always give to adults when they choose their careers. Why shouldn’t we say the same for students with their learning. They should love what they learn and they should be engaged and interested. Using teamwork one student who loves the content could help others learn to love it. Again, children learn more from their peers than from teachers sometimes so it is important to maintain a collaborative environment.
Students learn at their best when doing something they love and working in groups. I believe teamwork is great for learning. It gives them a challenge to work out problem solving.
Jordyn
Mar 16, 2024