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Comment on Using "passports" in the foreign language classroom

2010-03-21T20:57:42Z

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2010-03-20T11:52:58Z

Thank you for this great collection of resources. It's great that there are so many free educational resources available. I haven't had chance to view all of the sites yet but have watched some of the The Khan Academy videos on YouTube and these are proving very good so far. Leanne.

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Comment on Classroom Walkthroughs to Improve Teaching and Learning

2010-03-18T21:27:16Z

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2010-03-18T19:56:16Z

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Comment on Using "passports" in the foreign language classroom

2010-03-18T17:16:03Z

Giving appropriate support and guidance — Her suggestions about scaffolding and providing multiple opportunities to learn offer viable solutions when students want to give up. The section on communicating teacher expectations to students effectively is also helpful.

Comment on Rigor is more than what we expect from students

2010-03-18T17:14:46Z

Rigor is not assigning more homework. It is assigning better homework, open-ended work that pushes kids to think in multiple ways about the tasks they’ve been assigned, provides constructive feedback on their efforts – plus permission to edit, test prototypes, make multiple drafts. Most important, the teacher will not accept work that is less than the students’ best effort. Adding rigor to the curriculum cannot be achieved by moving standards, benchmarks and course requirements around, although those are the first things policymakers think to do.