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AN ENGAGING, THRILLING, RIGOROUS CLASSROOM!
"ONLY ENGAGEMENT CAN PRODUCE MASTERY."
To Progressive Failure!
Remember:
“Art is never finished, only abandoned.” -Leonardo da Vinci
This gives us the ability to push ourselves hard during our time, but not feel badly if we don’t become experts.
Now, let's figure this out for YOU.
"Only engagement can produce mastery." --Daniel Pink, DRIVE
What about you? How have you thought differently about connecting with community in the last hour? What concerns you? What excites you?
Share out loud
Share on note card (include email)
Share on Twitter: @DavidTheune
I WILL get back to you.
My first step? Community. MCTE, Twitter, Colleagues.
Share what you're learning at #mcte16. We MUST tell our stories.
Feel free to ask me questions on Twitter: @DavidTheune
Think about your own classroom, your own field of study--and share out.
Ask questions so you can take something away with you today.
Thank you!
Let's connect via Twitter.
Objective:
1. Use something from today.
The Share Chair Podcast is expanding into writing and visual art--and in location. We want to tell the stories of West Michigan's students. Look to Twitter (@DavidTheune) or Elevate Empathy on Facebook once September hits.
https://soundcloud.com/dtheune/sets/the-share-chair-podcast
“The name calling and judging. They were calling me names because all my friends were boys. They whispered them in my ear in the hallway and class. Girls are mean. Words hurt more than sticks and stones. And those words, those names, still haunt me. I buried myself in baggier clothes, so they did not have an excuse. It didn’t matter. I still am those names to them. I still feel violated by them and it’s been two years since they stopped. The words still hurt.”
Teachers, Students, Parents, Business Owners
Live Stream your classroom! Let's let other classes see what's happening in OUR rooms.
Sample
http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/32294545
Connecting with other educators provides wonderful opportunities!
https://sites.google.com/a/springlakeschools.org/mr-theune-drama-class/home/mr-theune-sample
Penny Kittle: "Teaching is about honor and goodness and mercy."
Kelly Gallagher: "Confusion is the place where learning occurs."
Maja Wilson: "[I was] questioning whether rubrics reflected what I knew about the complexities..."
Let's Keep It Real!
More Ways to Connect
Twitter:
https://twitter.com/SLCreativeWrite
Teaching is the greatest form of learning. Have your students teach a lesson to students in lower grades.
GoogleDocs: Introduce a doctor friend to a student:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TdAOLa6ORd3HntH68kKoJ4BeCfT8YxNeO1poi9ZGoOQ/edit?usp=sharing
I've implemented changes to include six audiences:
Let us not forget the power of autonomy.
Letter writing, research papers, book projects
Blog to reflect:
https://davidtheune.com/blog/
Research papers work well in benefiting the community by having our students reach out to local organizations.
Elementary teachers are GREAT at this, but it's rare to see a parent in a high school.
Let them listen to an essay, help teach class, come in to read.
Letter I use to invite parents:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1W-kVENiqZ38otE3BOHbXCANmBZ9fQC4tHvdEoFcx0is/edit?usp=sharing
Through digital personal narratives, we've been able to share our stories with the world.
Consider @WeVideo for their cloud-based editing system and constant upgrades.
Oscillations by Emma Welling