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I love to share things I come across with colleagues, parents and friends and others interested in matters to do with education. I am particularly interested in inquiry learning, gifted education, fostering independence and growing emotional literacy in our children. You may find posts interesting, you may not. You may agree, you may not but the important thing is you ponder about how it sits with you and your learning journey.
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Showing posts with label questioning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label questioning. Show all posts
Thursday, 17 March 2016
Thursday, 11 February 2016
More thinking about 21st Century Teaching
I love the suggestions that this post offers about teaching children reared as a google generation. A few years ago Ewan McIntosh from No Tosh, was talking about the non-googleable question and here it is again. This article is full of ways to encourage our children (and teachers) to really become learners.
Wednesday, 31 July 2013
Open ended thinking and creativity
I have been thinking a lot lately about open ended problems, particularly in regards to mathematics and getting children talking about their thinking.
I love this simple illustration about the importance of open ended questions in other areas too.
I love this simple illustration about the importance of open ended questions in other areas too.
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