Perhaps but I was able to study Pure Maths at Uni and may have been more inclined to pursue Physics with a more inspirational teacher. Research shows teacher expectations have a significant impact on results.
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Replying to @yama_pain @hunt_harriet
John Hattie has conducted a lot of research into the metadata around this. Here’s one link:https://www.k12dive.com/news/teacher-expectations-top-list-of-effects-on-student-achievement/422029/ …
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Sounds like you’re just expressing an opinion rather than examining the research.
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Replying to @karikat93 @hunt_harriet
It’s a “list of factors related to student achievement.” Did you ever think some students might not be as smart as others?
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Replying to @yama_pain @hunt_harriet
I’ve been a teacher for 34 years and no I don’t think that. Good teachers are magicians.
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It's astounding that you've managed to teach for 34 years and not notice that students differ in intelligence. The only possible conclusion is that you have approximately the intelligence of a dog - to whom all humans seem like wizards with magical powers.
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Yeah have a nice day. Whatever man
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Are you often confused when a person seems to throw a ball but the ball actually remains in the person's hand?
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How about you just try to focus on that bridge above you.
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34 years as a teacher and you never even thought to write down one of the kid's comebacks for this situation so you don't have resort to making no sense?
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