Sunday, February 7, 2016

How to Drench Your Students in Learning

A year or so ago, Allie Aldrich introduced me to a great classroom management blog.  It is written by a veteran teacher named Michael Linsin.  This is from a post he titled “How to Drench Your Students in Learning:”

 It builds perseverance muscles.
One of the goals of effective teaching is to continually extend the amount of time your students work independently and without your input.
Not only does this dramatically improve learning, but it builds grit and determination. It builds concentration, perseverance, and academic toughness.

These traits are severely lacking in many of our students, but are the number one key to their success.

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