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Innovative Resources for Educators Providing Professional Learning for Educators
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Mary Perfitt-Nelson
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The notes of the lecturer are passed to the notes of the listener – without going through the minds of either. – Mortimer Adler Mortimer Adler succinctly describes the mindless learning that follow...
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The remedy: • spend much of their time in small, interdependent groups collaboratively solving important instructional problems; • gain a deep understanding of the issues and their remedies through intellectually-demanding learning processes—the close reading of professional materials, writing that extends learning, and dialogue; • acquire and regularly apply complex cognitive skills in identifying and solving meaningful problems; and • experience firsthand the value of the methods they are expected to use with their students. Through mind-full experiences like those, teachers will continuously improve their practice for the benefit of all students. Delete the scoop?
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Well. We did it! We flipped our professional learning for educators! Part of our master plan for professional learning includes FBA/BIP Using the Problem Solving Method. This is an essential e...
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Great day! I learned as much as they did! 
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