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Re: information processing - help us know more
Posted by Sara on 11/27/07

On 11/12/07, shannon wrote:
> Hello, I am in my jr/sr year of completing an education
> program for teaching diverse classrooms grades 1-6. I
> would like to attain some information about teachers
> teaching the nature of learning proceses and its use to
> their students.

I've never heard of this being taught.

Is it true that teachers are bogged down
> with so much subject material required that they arent
> able to teach students methods of processing new
> information?


I don't know 'methods of processing new information' - could you explain that
concept and give a few examples? It sounds very interesting but it's certainly
not taught in any teacher certification program here.

If you are limited in time, do you try to add
> some methods for processing?

It's not about not having time- it's about not having the background to do it.

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• information processing, 11/12/07, by shannon .
• Re: information processing - help us know more, 11/27/07, by Sara .