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“You’re Too Smart to be a Teacher!” | The Reading Zone

I’m sure this post will make some people mad, but I had strong feelings about assistant professor at the Harvard Graduate School of Education Jal Mehta’s op-ed published by The New York Times today. I don’t agree with most of what he said, but this part struck a chord with me: In the nations that lead the international rankings — Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Finland, Canada — teachers are drawn from the top third of college graduates, rather than the bottom 60 percent as is the case in the United States.
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Le cours magistral enrichi, pour un enseignement traditionnel plus interactif

Faut-il supprimer les cours magistraux, ou au contraire les considérer comme la plus parfaite des méthodes de transmission des savoirs ? Vieux débat jamais épuisé qui agite le monde de l'enseignement, surtout en cette ère des technologies de l'information et de la communication. http://cursus.edu/dossiers-articles/articles/19217/cours-magistral-enrichi-pour-enseignement-traditionnel/
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Time to Get Serious About Creativity in the Classroom

I always enjoy having art teachers in the groups of educators I work with. Their presence is good for me, and good for the group. They tend to be more conceptual in their thinking. They push back against any perceived technology-for-technology's-sake thinking, and they refuse to let go of the kinesthetic components of art -- the feel of stick charcoal or of a gum eraser. http://www.edutopia.org/blog/freedom-structure-balance-classroom