07 Tuesday Jul 2015
Posted in objective tests, students, teaching
In 2002, Tyler, an eighth grader, changed my teaching life and improved the education of more than a thousand students who came after him.
When I started teaching, I used what I found in the file cabinet: novel units with easy-to-copy study guides, quizzes, and tests. There were textbooks in the room, so I used them, too, with similar resources that came neatly organized in a shiny box (with a handle!). Continue reading
thoughts on education by Grant Wiggins
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