Because it blocks the learning rays from getting to their brain!pic.twitter.com/FT3P4WwGNg
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I once had a teacher tell me she could tell if the students understood her by “listening to their brain waves”. If it was like a hum, she could move on. But if it was radio static, she needed to reteach.
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Tämä twiitti ei ole saatavilla.
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I had the school police officer do the same to me on a cold, rainy school day and I am on a walker post cancer — Cannot hold an umbrella. I told her follow me to my room where I will remove it and fix my hair or shut up...
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It's difficult to set the line: Is a girl in a bikini too much? Is being bare feet in class acceptable? Do we need to use shirts at all if it's hot? My dad used to wear a tie as a teacher. I (sometimes) use sneakers. The line is always moving.
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No. Yes. No. Ask harder questions.
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When a teacher's pedagogy is based on having absolute authority in the classroom, enforcing rules is essential. When their pedagogy centers students and supporting them as humans, everyone's attention shifts from the rules to the learning.
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This X1000
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I’ve wondered that FOREVER!
Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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I didn’t stress about hats unless they were gang connected in color/subject, but hoods were often used to hide earbuds, which I preferred to have used only at times where I wasn’t trying to foster collaboration.
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Go back to the learning. Did it inhibit them? Why did they put in the earbuds in the first place? They’re not connected to the learning experience. You literally cannot control their choices. Keep working to make it matter to them.
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