Alternative learning classroom

What Are The Best Alternatives To Lecture In Teaching? by TeachThought Staff As teachers, when we lecture, we have the best of intentions. We have a concept we want the class to understand, so we stand and explain it to them. We give them background. Offer details. Anticipate and pre-empt common misconceptions. Illuminate the more entertaining bits. Emphasize the nuance. So explaining things isn't 'bad.' But first, some clarification. Talking is not lecturing--it's talking. Talking with…

What everyone really wants to know is if I teach THOSE kids—the mean ones, the dangerous ones, the ones that are “too far gone to save.”

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Many teachers are decking out their learning spaces with this new student-centered style. And guess what, IT WORKS! These flexible-seating classrooms will amaze you.

How to Roll Out Student Work Spaces {alternative seating}

Google Classroom isn't the only option, and I like options. I have found a few Google Classroom alternatives that you can check out.

Give students a visual to assist them in advocating for themselves while self-assessing, and keeping students engaged in their learning.

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