Posted by Chip on November 28, 2007
The idea that children need more time in school to be more productive students and to achieve at a higher level seems intuitively sensible. The value of adding time to teacher’s schedules for teaching, planning, professional development and assessment also makes sense on the surface. The value of adding time to the school day and/or [...]
Categories: Schoolwide Issues, Teachers & Teaching, Thinking Developmentally, Time to Learn |
Tags: 21st Century Community Learning Centers, Developmental Designs, Developmental Studies Center, Educators for Social Responsibility, High, High/Scope Educational Research Foundation, Jacque Montangero, Jean Piaget, Open Circle, Responsive Classroom approach, Schoolwide Issues, Time to Learn, Understanding Changes in Time |
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Posted by Chip on October 10, 2007
Are you at all bothered by the rush of the school day or the pace of our children’s lives? Can children’s brains and bodies accept the media and technology barrage in a healthy way as they merge onto this so-called “superhighway”? I am writing for and you are reading and responding to a “blog,” something [...]
Categories: Time to Learn |
Tags: ASCD, children and technology, Jean Piaget, The Child's Conception of Time, Time to Learn, whole child |
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