Just saw this tweet. Felt the need to record it.
The very best teachers spend every day of their lives ignoring or subverting the curriculum
via @paulawhite, via @Neilstephenson, via @kmadolf, via @alfiekohn or something like that…
by Tracy Rosen, teaching & consulting since 1996, blogging about it here since 2007. All views are my own and you should take them with a grain of salt, I do.
Just saw this tweet. Felt the need to record it.
The very best teachers spend every day of their lives ignoring or subverting the curriculum
via @paulawhite, via @Neilstephenson, via @kmadolf, via @alfiekohn or something like that…
[…] The very best teachers spend every day of their lives ignoring or subverting the curriculum […]
How are we defining curriculum?
.-= Angela Stockman´s last blog ..“The Best Way to Facilitate Change….. =-.
Good question. I’ve been seeing it globally – as that which we are told to teach by our provinces/states, largely content based. Having said that, and I touched on this in my follow-up post, Quebec’s curriculum is not only content-based but also focuses on methodology and lifelong learning. I claimed that this made it easier to subvert :)
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