Showing posts with label collaborative. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collaborative. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 16, 2016

Strategies for Teaching Diverse Students

Strategies for Teaching Diverse Students
Classroom 2.0/Ed Vectus/October 24, 2016
Classroom 2.0 Teaching Diverse Students

         This article was short, sweet, and to the point but has some good information in it. The article explains that teaching to diverse students requires cultural sensitivity, extra patience, open mindedness, and acceptance. Teachers need to appreciate cultural diversity and accept student
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differences/similarities and perks to their classroom. Teachers of diverse students should focus on how students learn and recognize that each student brings a different background to the learning environment.

       This article was extremely relevant to those of us teaching here in Oregon, and in Washington county. It is also just good knowledge for any teacher to know! As role models, teachers need to set the example of how to accept and embrace cultural diversity and how to emphasize its importance. I think it also reminds us to be empathetic to students who are shy and chose not to share. Certainly some good points to remember!


Saturday, May 9, 2015

Collaborative Learning

Collaborative Learning

Intended Audience: teachers, administration

Key Points: This video shows the transformation of a classroom from a cramped space to a collaborative open learning space. It was very eye opening to see how you can transform a classroom to be the learning space you know it can be.

Relevance: I think this is something all teachers struggle with. It is important to make your classroom a safe learning environment that students feel that their learning styles are being met.