Patrick F. Bassett speaking at TEDx Saint Georges School describes trends changing teaching and learning. What do you think? Leave your comments below!!
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Comment by Demetri Orlando on April 22, 2012 at 10:04am Big shifts (1-6 from the Macarthur Foundation) which Pat fleshes out:
1 from "knowing" to "doing"
- from the scarcity to the abundance of information
- subject areas in the service of doing something rather than end unto itself
2. from teacher-centered to student-centered
- always a place for teacher-mediated experience
- younger students learn best from people who love them and who are very smart
in high school, they learn best from peers
3. from individual effort to collaboration and teaming
- teaming during school, not just after school activities
- e.g. at Tuck Business School, students are evaluated on the team product, and then peer-evaluated by the other members of the team; capacity to advance the efforts of a team.
- from summative to formative assessment
- use of the CWRA assessment
4. from consumption of info to construction of knowledge
- chalenge 20/20
5. from schools to networks
- teachers no longer isolated in their classrooms
- thanks Pat for showing ISEnet!!!! (I say "ice net", because "isa-net" is a UK network)
6. from single sourcing to crowd sourcing
7. from high-stakes testing to demonstrations of learning
- k-12 digital portfolios
- see this ISEnet discussion for more on demonstration of learning
Comment by Janice LaMendola on December 6, 2012 at 8:45pm Fantastic and eye-opening...I hope all educators take notice of this shift!
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