They cut my position, and now I am confused about my options
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Feb 10, 2010
With all the hype, why aren't Maryland schools using student-centered learning, especially since they talk about it all the time. We all know there's no time allotted for this, so why do they encourage it....have meetings after school about it, etc.? Or maybe I'm not understanding it correctly and getting it confused with what's actually happening.
kmorla
Ericka, Student centered learning is a habit that you have to get into. I teach at the high school level. Before I do a student centered activity, I first have to teach how to do the activity. At the beginning of the year, I teach a few of the ways we do the learning activity without teaching content. Instead of doing a lesson on Puritan Literature...See More
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