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Scoop.it!
As educators, we are socialized in various ways including the observations of our previous teachers known as the apprenticeship of observation (Lortie, 1975), our preparation programs, and especial… 
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Scoop.it!
I remember first watching this Seth Godin Ted Talk, “Stop Stealing Dreams” and how the first part made me think (taken from the transcript posted here): Good morning, boys and girls. [A…
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Scoop.it!
Schools can be extremely orderly and run with precision and under the surface have a character deficit. I'm all for discipline, but I want to see that students are taking ownership for their behavior and can self-manage in positive ways. I want to see students empowered to do good and make a difference in the world. That won't happen in a culture of compliance. It will only happen in a culture of character.
Truong Viet Anh's curator insight,
October 15, 2018 5:13 AM
A great article. What happens when the teachers aren't around. Are we teaching students how to act or how to avoid punishment?
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Like many deputy principals around the world, I didn't do very well at school. I was cheeky (not naughty) and hyperactive ... every teacher's favourite nightmare! If I did the work, I always used the popular "bare minimum, last minute" approach. With no real world experience, and parents who had understandably given up trying to…
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