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11 Ways To Do Better In Math

Eleven things a student can do to improve their mathematics experience.

Published February 10, 2016
Categorized as Study Tips Tagged Learning, Study Skills

Scheduling for Curricular Depth and Challenge

An idea for scheduling changes that could make it easier to add greater depth to curriculum. By offering a series of “challenges” to students in a planned way, can we keep the work load sane while improving student outcomes?

Published August 11, 2011
Categorized as Advocacy Tagged Activities, Curriculum, Engagement, Learning, Making Learning Whole, Problem-based learning, Project Based Learning

Learn the Game of Learning

The title of this posting is the title of a chapter in “Making Learning Whole”, by David Perkins (2009). Of the books on education I have read to date, this is the first that resonated completely with me.  He describes the way I try to teach, and more – thus giving me much to reflect…… Continue reading Learn the Game of Learning

Published July 25, 2010
Categorized as Study Tips Tagged Learning, Making Learning Whole, Physics, Study Skills

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