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On today's episode we dig further into the second letter of the TERA principle: EXPERIENCE.
We continue this journey into understanding learning through the lens of the brain and nervous system with our Positive Expectation Framework. This simple, 3-part formula will not only boost your ability to impact students but also transform YOUR day to day experience of life and relationships across the board.
Experiential Learning addresses the variety of learning styles students best respond to in a classroom environment. Standing behind a desk and in front of a chalkboard creates a very transactional relationship between a teacher and their students.
The latest research indicates that classroom engagement is directly related to the utility of the subject matter in the eyes of the student and how the teacher ignites a complete sensory experience to activate the mind, body, and emotions.
In this social media Instagram TikTok world our kids live in today if a teacher resists adapting their style of instruction to a more interactive and dynamic approach, you will be left frustrated and ineffective, with a room full of disconnected and checked out students.
But, with a few key tools and insights into the inner workings of the brain and nervous system as it relates to the realm of teacher instruction and effective pedagogy you’ll be well on your way to igniting the minds of your students with greater levels of confidence and fulfillment.
Resources:
Book: Deviate
Author: Beau Lotto
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By Karim and Kim PrinceOn today's episode we dig further into the second letter of the TERA principle: EXPERIENCE.
We continue this journey into understanding learning through the lens of the brain and nervous system with our Positive Expectation Framework. This simple, 3-part formula will not only boost your ability to impact students but also transform YOUR day to day experience of life and relationships across the board.
Experiential Learning addresses the variety of learning styles students best respond to in a classroom environment. Standing behind a desk and in front of a chalkboard creates a very transactional relationship between a teacher and their students.
The latest research indicates that classroom engagement is directly related to the utility of the subject matter in the eyes of the student and how the teacher ignites a complete sensory experience to activate the mind, body, and emotions.
In this social media Instagram TikTok world our kids live in today if a teacher resists adapting their style of instruction to a more interactive and dynamic approach, you will be left frustrated and ineffective, with a room full of disconnected and checked out students.
But, with a few key tools and insights into the inner workings of the brain and nervous system as it relates to the realm of teacher instruction and effective pedagogy you’ll be well on your way to igniting the minds of your students with greater levels of confidence and fulfillment.
Resources:
Book: Deviate
Author: Beau Lotto