By studying teaching i've come across (or been sent) various TED talks and articles pertaining the hackers, the innovators, and even the do-nots of education.
i've compiled a few of my favorites because they speak to what educating children SHOULD look like.
(P.S. i think a Montessorian education is a fantastic way to achieve these things)
Logan Laplante explains how he hacked his education for the better:
"when i grow up i want to be happy...i want to continue being happy"
Sir Ken Robinson explains the importance of creativity:
"creativity is as important in education as literacy"
Glennon at the Momastery blog explains how one teacher made sure no one fell through the cracks:
"the most brilliant Love Ninja strategy i have ever encountered"
the
most brilliant Love Ninja strategy I have ever encountered - See more
at:
http://momastery.com/blog/2014/01/30/share-schools/#sthash.HO7M6EJy.dpuf
the
most brilliant Love Ninja strategy I have ever encountered - See more
at:
http://momastery.com/blog/2014/01/30/share-schools/#sthash.HO7M6EJy.dpuf
the most brilliant Love Ninja strategy I have ever encountered - See
more at:
http://momastery.com/blog/2014/01/30/share-schools/#sthash.HO7M6EJy.dpuf
the most brilliant Love Ninja strategy I have ever encountered - See
more at:
http://momastery.com/blog/2014/01/30/share-schools/#sthash.HO7M6EJy.dpuf
http://momastery.com/blog/2014/01/30/share-schools/
Christopher Emdin explains why we need to teach teachers how to create magic:
"magic can be taught!"
Rita Pierson explains why teachers need to care for their students:
"No learning can occur without a significant relationship"
Also, David Steind-Rast talks about being grateful to be happy. Always good!:
"it doesn't make for equality, but it makes for equal respect"
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