…students to write summaries; I now ask them to write reviews in the style of a secondary article from a journal such as Scientific American. Instead of writing reflections, I…
…This is the student’s, not the teacher’s, “big picture” vision. But it is the teacher’s responsibility to guide their students through this process. Unprepared and underprepared students will not do…
…to promote college as well as career readiness in all K-12 students. If we are truly attentive to preparing our students for the next stage in their own journeys, then…
…test (67.34 percent and 63.82 percent, respectively). The final exam, taken by students in both sections, included 90 MC questions and questions where students had to construct responses. Students in…
…involve more students. I may draw student names when I am asking questions or use the card drawing technique to create small groups. Sometimes, I also have students draw a…
…them in the Process. After all, flipped classrooms really are student-centered learning environments that incorporate active learning strategies during class time. This allows students to spend time problem solving, creating,…
…shift the focus from the instructor to the students; they encourage active participation from students rather than passive observation; and, they engage students on a higher level by encouraging creativity…
…and reviews as well as enriching those already in place. Determining where to start is one of the biggest challenges in developing any kind of plan. Fortunately, no one has…
