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Monthly Archives: October 2019
What Students Want to Know about Brains and Learning
What do students want to know about brains and learning? Good news: they’ve got insightful questions, and researchers have good answers. Continue reading
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The Best Teaching Method? Depends on the Student…
To know the best teaching approach for our students, we need to ask better questions about their currently level of expertise. Continue reading
In Defense of Other-Than-Passionate Teaching
You might hear advice that you have to be passionate to succeed as a teacher. While passion might be good, authenticity will be even better. Continue reading