This is what I go to school for.....
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Mad, homework is an excellent way to check a pupils understanding of a subject.
However, it has come to my attention recently, that some of my daughters teachers, know nothing about the subjects they teach, so maybe it's designed to hide this.
>> Edited by wedge girl on Friday 21st January 20:15
However, it has come to my attention recently, that some of my daughters teachers, know nothing about the subjects they teach, so maybe it's designed to hide this.
>> Edited by wedge girl on Friday 21st January 20:15
Ferg said:
It has come to my attention recently, that some of my daughters no nothing about the subjects they teach.
Er, just how many daughters do you have, and are they all teachers??
Or have I misunderstood......
You're right it made no sense whatsoever,hence why I would never consider teaching
trendybeardyteacher said:
The time has come to let sunshine flood through the classroom window and place the learner at the centre of all endeavour.
Standards on the floor, now heading for the basement.
Pity the kids - they like and want structure and discipline in their learning, and some even enjoy knowing useful stuff.
turbobloke said:
The time has come to let sunshine flood through the classroom window and place the learner at the centre of all endeavour.
Standards on the floor, now heading for the basement.
Pity the kids - they like and want structure and discipline in their learning, and some even enjoy knowing useful stuff.
This is the quote that really cracked me up:
SkyNews said:
he is testing a futuristic project... which rejects the notion that a teacher's job is to transmit a body of knowledge to pupils.
Any bets on him having these?
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Had some of this in California. "The children, when they express an interest in a subject, will then be encouraged to explore that theme, while Staff will act as 'facilitators' to the learning process." I am not kidding!!! Without a Casio handy, these kids could not multiply. Spelling was worse: "Well, I usually put things through "Spell Check" in MS Word before printing."
What kid wants to memorise ANYTHING??
Dave
1 Beard
2 Birkys
3 Blair-ite banners
Had some of this in California. "The children, when they express an interest in a subject, will then be encouraged to explore that theme, while Staff will act as 'facilitators' to the learning process." I am not kidding!!! Without a Casio handy, these kids could not multiply. Spelling was worse: "Well, I usually put things through "Spell Check" in MS Word before printing."
What kid wants to memorise ANYTHING??
Dave
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