The Doer

Yesterday in a meeting when setting an interim deadline and subsequent meetings for an important project we deliberated on two dates. One that was tight and challenging. The other that was relaxed and do-able. The first date made me feel energetic and alert. The second date, calm, happy and content. Easy and happy doesn’t always... Continue Reading →

Reflective writing for deeper learning

Reflecting is a way of learning. As students move into senior school and then college, they will find opportunities to think about their thinking and analyze it to make meaning as well as understand their own self better. Moreover, before we start to understand the behavior of others it is important to first understand oneself.... Continue Reading →

THE VALUE OF RECESS

From 30 minutes to an hour, schools provide free play time to the students during the day. Some schools also incorporate a short recess of 10 to 30 minutes is provided in addition to the lunch recess for students to have a quick breakfast or water or just rest before they head to their next... Continue Reading →

ONE MINUTE PAPER

"Do not forget the child in the assessment" The Minute Paper or the One Minute Paper is a technique that teachers can use to assess their own teaching and student learning. The Minute Paper can be introduced at any time during your class time (Davis, Wood, & Wilson, 1983). It can be used at the... Continue Reading →

Book Review: Teach Like A PIRATE

Writing a Book Review is a piece of cake only if you have devoured a book because you couldn’t put it down!  The book is a must read for teachers old or new to the profession. For experienced teachers, it helps in ‘sharpening the axe’ and for the new, a treasure that will ignite the... Continue Reading →

FEEDBACK OR FEED-FORWARD

While driving on the road, the driver checks in the rear view window to see the approaching traffic. An important activity if the driver wishes to take a turn or brake. However, for driving forward, he looks forward through the windscreen. He looks at possibilities and opportunities ahead. While feedback is important, it is feed-forward... Continue Reading →

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