Shaneel Chandra (PhD. Analytical Chemistry)’s Post

I like this quote about a being a teacher- "The best teachers are those who show you where to look, but don't tell you what to see." — unknown This quote highlights the importance of guidance and empowerment in teaching. A good teacher encourages students to explore, discover, and think critically, rather than simply providing answers. They help students develop their own perspectives and insights, fostering a deeper understanding and love of learning.

The question 'Would I like having myself as my teacher?' is powerful in its simplicity. It cuts directly to the core of self-assessment. Consciously considering this question, a teacher will consistently embody the principles of effective teaching, becoming the kind of educator they would respect and appreciate. This self-query alone generates continuous improvement and drives excellence in teaching, as it compels educators to critically evaluate their methods and interactions from a student’s perspective. #SelfReflection #EducationalExcellence #TeacherDevelopment #ContinuousImprovement #EffectiveTeaching #ProfessionalGrowth #EducationLeadership #ReflectivePractice #TeachingQuality #StudentPerspective

https://lnkd.in/gxEu6kwD "The warm demander approach to teaching is less about controlling and demanding outcomes and more about being with young people as whole human beings with desires, agency, and critical thinking."

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Unfinished Teacher" by Michael Lubelfeld explores the ongoing journey of educators towards continuous improvement and growth. Lubelfeld emphasizes the concept that teachers are perpetual learners who must adapt to ever-evolving educational landscapes. The book highlights the importance of self-reflection, collaboration, and embracing change to enhance teaching practices and ultimately improve student outcomes. Through personal anecdotes, research, and practical strategies, Lubelfeld encourages educators to view themselves as lifelong learners who are never truly "finished" in their professional development.

I have obtained a certificate in Instructional Objectives in 21st century education course. the key points from this course are the identification of taxonomy and understand the six levels of cognitive domain in Bloom's revised taxononmy. also, this course explains the flow diagram on the impact of examination system on teaching and learning. and the most intersting part is the defintion of faclilitation value, discrimination and effectiveness of the distractors and how they are important characteristics of test items. Alison #training #learninganddevelopment #curriculumdevelopment

By surveying and interviewing hundreds of teachers in the #SustainableTeaching survey, I learned that teachers really WANT to grow. They want to do right by their kids, and they want to learn more about learning so they can reach as many kids as possible. . Moreover, teachers want to experience the satisfaction that comes with learning more about their craft. Daniel Pink would call this mastery, the sense that one's efforts are contributing to fruitful gains. Teachers can't experience this mastery with initiative after initiative being piled on, and with the revolving door of curriculum, assessment, and other instructional resources. . We have to give teachers time to acclimate, time to try to new things, and time to grow in the new things they are trying. This is the only way they'll be able to experience this sense of mastery, and it's a mechanism for ensuring teachers stay engaged in what they love to do.

🌟✨ What's your favorite quote or teaching when it comes to learning or education? 📚💡 Share your wisdom with us! "The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character - that is the goal of true education." - Malcolm X1 Whether it's a quote that inspired you, a teaching that shaped your perspective, or a mantra that keeps you motivated, we'd love to hear your insights! #EducationQuotes #InspireLearning #ShareYourWisdom

There are really only 7 principles to great teaching. Anything else is simply your preference. #SchoolLeadershipReimagined