Teaching Is Not A Dirty Word

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  • + betchaboy Chris Betcher 7 months ago
    Hi guest4faba18,

    The presentation was given at the Sitech Champion Schools Conference in Napier New Zealand a few weeks ago. I got the images from Flickr (of course!) and they are all CC licenced images... the attributions can be found on the last page of the slides.
  • + stuvin stuvin 7 months ago
    Hi Chris, Very inspiring stuff .

    Could you tell me where you did this presentation? Oh, and where did you get those excellent pictures from?
  • + betchaboy Chris Betcher 8 months ago
    Hi gueste33fdc,

    Not sure exactly what you’re suggesting about Marzano’s research... are you suggesting it was biased and untrue? There is a more detailed discussion about this happening over at www.iwbrevolution.com, where the Marzano stuff was posted and I know there are some Promethean guys who are members of the community over there. Suggest you raise the issue over there and ask for their response on the issue. I think you’ll find that although Promethean had a hand in supplying impetus for the research that they’d be rather dismayed to think that you felt it was somehow rigged research.
  • + gueste33fdc gueste33fdc 8 months ago
    Good Presentation Chris,
    However Marzano is on the promethean payroll which does make his research in this area very skewed. Teaching is not a dirty word as long as students and learning is not made a dirty word.
  • + guest1027c6 guest1027c6 8 months ago
    Chris, Thanks for sharing your presentation. Will share with teachers. Many are using IWBs - are good teachers but still teach with IWBs in old ways. Moving to student-centric learning environments is difficult in the US because of focus on testing. Time for change!
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+ Chris BetcherChris Betcher, 8 months ago

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