Wherever we are, we’d all like to think our classrooms are ‘intellectually active’ places. Progressive learning environments. Highly effective and conducive to student-centered learning.The reality is, there is no single answer because teaching and learning are awkward to consider as...
We’re excited to share the new VAI Educator’s Studio. The Van Andel Institute for Education worked with scientists to identify the top seven skills kids need in order to be successful: collaboration, communication, creative thinking, critical thinking, curiosity, perseverance, and...
Yes, Susannah Keneda really pays her students to come to class. OK, not with real money, but her program, called Keneda Ka$h, is a big hit in her classroom. It started as a way for her to make consumer math...
This time of year, everything is merry and bright… in fact, it might be doubly bright if you live in a snow-laden state. Then again, be it summer break or winter wonderland, eye protection should always be a priority, and...
by TeachThought Staff What is learned helplessness? Definition Learned helplessness is a psychological condition in which a person, after repeated failures or negative experiences, believes they have no control over situations’ outcomes and stops trying to improve or change them....
Learning–real, informal, authentic, and lifelong learning–can ‘begin’ with just about anything. In that way, this is obviously not an exhaustive list. Nor am I implying that these are ‘the best’ starting points or that they would be in every case...
Teachers, is your Christmas list a little more closet-oriented this year? Whether you want to refresh your work wardrobe or invest in a new evening ensemble, Steve Madden‘s collection might be right up your alley. And hey, after another calendar...
Bloom’s Revised Taxonomy: cognitive process dimension Bloom’s Revised Taxonomy changed the original 1956 framework by updating the level names to verbs, reordering the top levels, and adding a second dimension for types of knowledge. The revision clarifies what students do...
Online learning has reshaped how people pursue higher education. Some value its flexibility. Others prefer the structure and social presence of classrooms. What often gets missed is how online study affects wellbeing. Depending on routines, habits, and workloads, it can...
Want to help your students make strong connections with subject material? Ensure you’re using all six levels of cognitive thinking as laid out in Bloom’s Taxonomy. Lower-order thinking questions encourage students to remember, understand, and apply knowledge. This builds the...
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