Week 3
Homework
1. Reading #3:
Inner World of Teaching by Robert Marzano (or here)
and
And
For Teenagers, Praising 'Effort' May Not Promote a Growth Mindset
Think: How do teacher and student mindsets affect teaching and learning?
Be Prepared to write about the articles next week in class!
2. Observation Reflection #2: Describe the...
- class objective (SWBAT, standard)
- Activity - What is the teacher doing? What are the students doing? What questions is the teacher asking? What questions are the students asking? What is the hook? Describe the direct instruction, guided practice and independent practice. How did the teacher check for understanding?
In addition…
- describe how the instructor encourages a growth or mathematical mindset?
- If the instructor isn’t encouraging va growth or mathematical mindset, how might he/she do so?
Due: Week 4 via google classroom. Remember to also submit your reflection to the Cal-teach google form.
For more on this week's discussion, check out the following:
Trauma-Informed Teaching Strategies
RSA ANIMATE: How To Help Every Child Fulfil Their Potential - Dweck animated
The Inverse Power of Praise, New York Magazine on Carol Dweck
Mindsets and Equitable Eduation - Carol Dweck
Mind-shift Blog: Learning Disposition
Forget Grit. Focus on Inequality.
Hidden Brain Podcast: The Power and Problem of Grit
Does The Grit Narrative Blame Students For School’s Shortcomings?
TED Talk from Carol Dweck - Sept 14
Teachers Nurture Growth Mindsets in Math
Alfie Kohn: 5 Reasons to Stop Saying "Good Job!"
The Atlantic: Confidence Gap - Shipman/Kay
Mind-shift Blog: Formative Assessment
NPR:Teachers' Expectations Can Influence how Students Perform
The Atlantic: The Confidence Gap
TED talk on Mindset- Eduardo Briceno
KQED: Measuring Students' Self Control - A Marshmallow Test for the Digital Age