Yep. It has been a while since I have posted anything on to blog. But educator extraordinaire David Wee’s latest blog post is forcing me to reflect on my personal practice. Both at work and at home.
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| Courtesy of David Wees 2014 |
After posting this graphic to Google+ David received nearly 30 views in two hours.
I also commented on his post:
David’s response was professional at best, insight and revealing about his learning as an educator for (I’m taking a stab here) over 20+ years:
What does it mean to “ask questions that prompt thinking from all students”? How does one “become an expert in the ways students typically understand a subject”?
Rather than try to reduce teaching to simplistic formulas, I’m trying to figure out its complexity.
Wow…
As the Reflective Educator, David is both provocative and insightful. Inquisitive and generous. I am very privileged to have him as part of my professional learning network.
Thanks for pushing me to think, David. We all need to be teacher and learners (probably learners first).
GETTING CURIOUS 