Sustaining a Schoolwide Culture of Playful Learning
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- Опубліковано 9 січ 2024
- Educators in this small town prioritized innovation, creativity, and wonder in every aspect of their school, and the message to students was clear-dream big, because anything is possible.
In Eminence, Kentucky, a small rural district has dedicated their entire school to reveling in the joy and excitement of learning. From makerspaces to interactive hallways to a slide that sends students from the top level to the ground, they have created a space that captures the imagination-and has become the pride of their economically challenged community. But the approach goes well beyond the physical building. Teachers are supported in professional development sessions that encourage them to inject a sense of “surprise and delight” into their lessons, and in guiding students through meaningful projects that connect to their community. So school becomes a place where academic rigor is accomplished in an active, collaborative, and engaging way.
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This is what inspires me to keep teaching! Knowing that it could look like this?!? How awesome!!
TRUE...that a CLASS= Creating Learning Atmosphere Surrounding Students.
Thank you for this video!!!! ♥️
It's also important for teachers to remove fellow feelings too.
This is so great. This is what we vision for schools everywhere! Motivation, curiosity, wonder, exploration, active learning