Thanks for the post. I thought reading her works this week was very interesting. It’s inspiring to read accounts of people who have overcome challenges to find incredible success. I think that there are great lessons to learn, even though I may not go through the exact challenges she went through. If we persevere and have confidence in ourselves, we can accomplish great things. Thanks!
Day: March 31, 2018
Comment on Curiosidad! Educación! Libertad! by Tyler Quick
Ditto to the benefits of learning your students names and, as a student, having a teacher know your name. Showing you care enough to do small, individualized things like learning someone’s name can go a long ways to building bridges and open discussions. I think, too, that you are more likely to listen people who you think of as individuals instead of as just one more of the crowd. I think that helps them enjoy and engage but also helps you as a teacher to find more enjoyment and engagement in the teaching experience. It’s fun to actually know those you teach. Thanks for the post!
Comment on Critical Pedagogy by Tyler Quick
Thanks for the post. I thought there were some great ideas about how to incorporate critical pedagogy into a variety of fields. I liked the comment in the civil engineering section about asking “what would happen if…?” What a great way to encourage people to think beyond our standard ideas on a topic. We find solutions to the world’s problems by thinking about change and possibilities. We do that by thinking :”what if?”
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Comment on Critical Pedagogy by seyedehsaloumeh sadeghzadeh
Cool! I really liked the idea of making a whiteboard.
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Comment on Critical Pedagogy: Learning to think not memorize by seyedehsaloumeh sadeghzadeh
Thanks for your post, I really liked it. I totally agree that we (as future teachers) need to encourage our students to “think”. We need to teach them how to critically think, instead of focusing on the materials to pass the exams. However, I think students also have an important role in this process. Teachers should create a comfortable atmosphere for everyone to participate and learn through thinking and discussion, however, it is students’ choice to utilize this opportunity or only care about their grades.
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Comment on Teachers and Learners – Critical Pedagogy by Saloumeh
Thanks for your post. I totally agree that we (as future teachers) need to be open minded and develop critical thinking. I have experienced similar situations when I suddenly understood something while I was explaining it to a student, or answering his/her question. So, it is important to encourage our teachers to be learners.
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