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andrey2020 [161]
2 years ago
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Which time period from 1600-1940 do you think had the most impact on how the education system is today? Why?


During what time period do you think it would have been the most difficult to be a teacher? Why?


From the time periods we are learning about this week, who are 2-3 people that you think made an impact on education the most? Why?


What is standardized education? What is your opinion on having standardized education?


What did normal schools do for the teachers in the past that school districts do for teachers today?


Overall, how do you feel society and what is going on in the world affects the way the education system works?


How is the current learning experience during quarantine affecting you as a student?


How do you think the events of current times will affect the future education system?


Over the last two weeks, you have thought about your philosophy of teaching and reflected on technology in the classroom. If you were a teacher right now, how would you manage your classes? What would you do to teach and help your students?
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jek_recluse [69]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Question one:Hardest thing about teaching is to establish connectivity with the students.

Demands and expectations of the parents is another challenge- one of the hardest things teachers face.

Teaching just the curriculum without an autonomy to the teacher to engage with students on other things that will bring in synergy.

Explanation:

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