The Science of Teaching, Effective Education, and Great Schools
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Kenneth Cronkhite taught agriculture ed in Guymon Oklahoma.
4 GREAT TEACHERS
Michael J. Sandel teaching Justice
God-given teachers, I have lots, Alhamdulillah,
one is Jhankar Mahbub (programming hero). If you search online, you will find him
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBdfcR-8hEY
Robert Sapolsky teaching Introduction to Human Behavioral Biology
Class size absolutely does matter, big time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNnIGh9g6fA
Walter Lewin teaching Physics
Great bro
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4a0FbQdH3dY
Mr. Hester Managing a Classroom
Good contents.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geLvLd3uosk
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Hello everyone, well as future teachers, we must understand that uniqueness in education is essential because every student has different abilities, learning styles, and personal experiences. When teachers recognize these differences, they create more inclusive and meaningful learning environments. This not only improves academic performance but also helps students feel confident and valued. I believe education should be flexible instead of standardized, because not all students learn in the same way. Teachers can support uniqueness by using diverse strategies, promoting participation, and listening to students’ needs. By valuing individuality, education becomes more human and effective, allowing each learner to grow and reach their full potential.
Eric Hanucheck
http://hanushek.stanford.edu
Uniqueness in Education
All of us are able to learn! However, it is essential to recognise uniqueness while learning and teaching. In fact, each learner brings distinct experiences, abilities, and perspectives that shape how they understand and engage with knowledge. Bear in mind that these differences enhances teaching and learning by promoting inclusive practices, increasing students' motivation, and supporting deeper comprehension. When students feel valued, they are more likely to participate actively and develop confidence. Teachers can foster environments that respect individuality by using differentiated instruction, encouraging student voice, and creating flexible learning opportunities. Ultimately, valuing uniqueness not only improves academic outcomes but also nurtures empathy, respect, and a sense of belonging within the classroom.
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Raj Chetty
Professor of Economics, Stanford University
http://www.rajchetty.com/chettyfiles/value_added.htm http://www.equality-of-opportunity.org/assets/documents/teachers1.pdf
Cold Calling
Yes and pay us like Surgeons
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PARfIwF215k&list=PLPkJlPMF7vNsn8UmmQQwIC4sJYhQ2krrT&index=2
Sposato School of Education
@TeacherJuanSantiago
http://www.sposatogse.org/
Teachers Effectiveness
Okay but this is exactly what students need right now. Prof. Sinha's take on modern education is really good: https://youtu.be/y1dO8XRWJKA?si=1eL46O4nXR2lcJvB
http://scholar.harvard.edu/files/fryer/files/dobbie_fryer_revision_final.pdf
Time Spend by Principles
And now we are wondering why most US kids have academic skills below grade level? (;
https://web.stanford.edu/~sloeb/papers/Principal%20Time-Use%20(revised).pdf
What makes Teaching Great
Education is overrated if it only teaches you to memorize; real power comes from asking better questions, not filling in the bubbles.
http://www.suttontrust.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/What-Makes-Great-Teaching-REPORT.pdf
What Matters in School is Good Teaching
My high school English teacher, Mrs. Quill was a good teacher
She's the only one that I remember from high school!
https://www.economist.com/news/leaders/21700383-what-matters-schools-teachers-fortunately-teaching-can-be-taught-how-make-good
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Mr hunt orchestra!! Reason why I play in a band and love in playing music will never die, thank you Mr hunt ❤
https://docs.google.com/document/d/10Vv-jjXmmwpOITIJy55m4mXdifBhtrtwAF_MqWTQ4KQ/edit
Music ID: Z2P1P4KFI0MZSKFY
Course should be like that using and teaching all basic skills personally.
More User Perspectives
I learned something new today ??
@SolomonMvyereThe way you broke down the science behind effective teaching really opened my eyes. I never thought about classroom dynamics that waysuper useful for anyone in education!
@SRV-n4rI love how you broke down the science behind effective teaching it's eyeopening to see how small changes in methods can make such a big difference in student outcomes. Definitely trying that in my classroom!
@SRV-n4rFlying kite like experiments in Space
@astitvakamalmishraThis deserves a million likes.
@AdnanAliraqi-y2qThis deserves all the love in the comments.
@AdnanAliraqi-y2qThis deserves all the love in the comments.
@ahmedsaleh-s4eWow, your drawings are of women teaching, but your examples are all men teaching. I've unsaved your video. Science of teaching? First, be a man.
@diannaterrell6456You win the internet today.
@SandySosa-y3mI’m glad I found this channel.
@BeoreleylaDorcyGreat video, thanks for sharing!
@NienstedtMaskaIf you search for didactic or teaching findings, you find close to nothing (that's good, true and up to date). This shows how (un)important teaching and learning is for humans.
@JulianPreskaThe best educator in the world will only ever have two hands. Stop decreasing support.
@shellymn8Thanks 🎉❤
@mudassar4444Brilliant video, thank you SO MUCH!!!!
@leehasty.Come here after Ms.Beautiful Thao's task.
@namthe8517This explains why my favorite history teacher was so awesome! He was practically a magician with his lessons. 🪄
@QuantumCoffeeOfficialTeaching is also recognized as a Soft skill; A skill some “teachers” lack while others discover their gift.
@OkeiveOStewartI've worked in schools helping teachers and have seen many teachers and aides who don't care, who give up. Then the kids give up. They get fed up with the kids and give up even more. So many teachers are angry and at that point believe that punishment is the answer, and it's not.
Kids are stuck in schools 6-8 hrs a day, mostly sitting. Of course they're going to get bored and find it difficult to learn. And if their teachers are not teaching them new behaviors, they're not going to understand what the teacher wants them to acheive. There are issues at home as well. Both parents and teachers fail children. Not one or the other. I think the children with the most success are those who have parents and teachers both doing the best for them and collaborating closely and effectively.
Awesome 👍 vid
@AnthonyTheChampDeJesus.XxlmoveI really enjoyed this, thanks for sharing!
@montetoyssmd22HOMESCHOOL YOUR KIDS!
SCHOOLS ARE HARMFUL, DANGEROUS AND USELESS!!!!!!
The 4 great teachers that you mention at the end are all males...I am certain that there are amazing female teachers as well. Representation matters.
@christinetinsley1683Hlo❤. I was a teacher for 32 years. I believe in teaching stuff so that the learner can explain it to me back in his simple words. So simplicity was my nr.1. Then 2. You have to be a great 'actor' to keep their attention.
@nelsonlaws5137How do you excite students when teaching algebra, or Shakespeare? To me the curriculum must be carefully designed, and teaching methods specified, so I guess I'm suggesting that teachers should have restricted freedom, to stop the bad ones from screwing up.
@climanrecon5649@5.46 it's Walter Lewin
@shishirverma86Wrong. Children learn through relationship, this is known. you're misreading the data. The faux practices like door greeting, stories etc only work for highly social children, and bedtime. The real dividing line is amongst those with functional health and 1 to 1 teacher student interaction. You're NEVER going to find that in a public classroom, you'd be hard pressed to find that in super expensive private school, and what are video calls but the same relational disassociation. Sorry they're all piss poor.
Unless you're super rich, homeschool is the way to go for the vast majority of humans, even better in moderately large families where reciprocation *
can* be multiplied.
So GL with your science-y, communist approach failsauce methodologies.
Teaching is a joke in Andhra Pradesh, and Teachers became JOKERS by the rules made by officials
@the.outsiderMrs Paisat best social science teacher i've come across! She is awesome. Still remember her classes
@NovelyneSiguyaruThe most difficult aspect of teaching is not about teaching itself, but discipline and that is obtained when parents get involved and principals punish bad behaviors.
@leandrovieiramatematicaThis video pointed out that as future educators we must become an amazing teacher who is not just focused about delivering lessons, but about creating a learning process that is meaningful and engaging by connecting the lesson to real-life situations and letting the students take responsibility for their own learning, which may help them become independent and develop their critical thinking.
@raphaelpequena2634