TeachThoughtさんのイラストまとめ

“Creativity should be encouraged along with technical knowledge since the two go hand in hand.

And maybe more importantly, creativity infuses life with a different sort of depth and richness.” https://t.co/waqw9vWkQ8

“If we take the need to read and write and follow that need, as an arc, to the meaningful application of that reading and writing, the full context is comprehensive. It is as important to understand what’s worth reading as it is to read. ” https://t.co/sKtiTPvhPr

“As Osho said, “To be creative means to be in love with life. You can be creative only if you love life enough that you want to enhance its beauty, you want to bring a little more music to it, a little more poetry to it, a little more dance to it.”” https://t.co/waqw9vWkQ8

“Research agrees that the strongest students emerge from homes supportive in the learning process, and we’ve found a few ways parents can support students at home.” https://t.co/AdqgYByBFI

“It could be argued, that we need to accomplish the learning first before we can understand the learning objective is and what the understanding relates to. After years of adhering to the expectation maybe this is a chance to try something different.” https://t.co/u8gvo4EucM

“In terms of student performance in the classroom (which is different than how deeply they understand content), there are a variety of potential disruptors. Two of the most powerful of these are basic literacy skills and socioeconomic status.” https://t.co/QSitO30ESV

“No matter how intelligent adaptive learning models become in the next ten years, nothing will surpass the intimacy of a human being—a person that can view and adjust the persistent interaction between a student and content.” https://t.co/OR12b1P78H

“The rationale is fool-proof: inviting students to piece together the learning in the lesson as a means of checking to see if progress has been made. But there’s a large risk in waiting until the end.” https://t.co/r9Qwu1bFGk

“This year’s lineup will feature eight new plays by local high school students.” https://t.co/4VWXC3x39B

“From communicating on social media with clarity and respect to respecting other’s privacy to thinking critically before responding or contributing, practicing good digital citizenship is often a matter of the golden rule–and a little bit of common sense.” https://t.co/0hNIF3iBAY