@reallycat.bsky.social
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If the teacher is the only one doing the explaining, they're the only one doing the learning.
IMO, we make teaching harder than it should be exactly because we don't rely on student understanding, background knowledge, and our collective capacity for collaborative sensemaking.
IMO, we make teaching harder than it should be exactly because we don't rely on student understanding, background knowledge, and our collective capacity for collaborative sensemaking.
May 18, 2025 at 2:49 PM
If the teacher is the only one doing the explaining, they're the only one doing the learning.
IMO, we make teaching harder than it should be exactly because we don't rely on student understanding, background knowledge, and our collective capacity for collaborative sensemaking.
IMO, we make teaching harder than it should be exactly because we don't rely on student understanding, background knowledge, and our collective capacity for collaborative sensemaking.