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Rescooped by Jesse Soininen from Engagement Based Teaching and Learning onto MyEdu&PLN

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From newsroom.opencolleges.edu.au - February 27, 2:20 AM

Mary Perfitt-Nelson's curator insight, February 26, 5:54 PM

Wonderful article! Attending to lesson design is vital. We must consider cognitive demand. Principles of adult learning appear to be quite related to those for children.

Carmen Arias 's comment, March 1, 1:14 PM

One has only to watch the developement of their own children to realize the powerful influence a commited teacher can have on their future maturity.

Carmen Arias 's comment, March 1, 1:17 PM

A chid teacher is at the same time tutor, mentor and counselor so responsability is stronger at that primary stage of learning. A child cannot choose their teacher. That´s why their task is so overwhelmingly relevant