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It is fairly common for students to ask, “When will I ever use this?” This is not a meant to disparage the curriculum, but rather it is a challenge for teacher to make the content meaningful and worthwhile.
Michelle Cottrell-Williams, is an instructional coach at Gunston Middle School in
Michelle sees herself as a disruptor who challenges her students to not only question the status-quo, but also to engage as citizens who are responsible for the future of their community.
In this episode of I have the pleasure to learn how Michelle uses inquiry to challenge her students to think about their role in society and taking them beyond the curriculum.
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Resources:
Think Like Socrates: Using Questions to Invite Wonder and Empathy Into the Classroom, Grades 4-12
C3 Teachers Website
Jennifer Lempp’s Math Workshop
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It is fairly common for students to ask, “When will I ever use this?” This is not a meant to disparage the curriculum, but rather it is a challenge for teacher to make the content meaningful and worthwhile.
Michelle Cottrell-Williams, is an instructional coach at Gunston Middle School in
Michelle sees herself as a disruptor who challenges her students to not only question the status-quo, but also to engage as citizens who are responsible for the future of their community.
In this episode of I have the pleasure to learn how Michelle uses inquiry to challenge her students to think about their role in society and taking them beyond the curriculum.
Follow:
Website
Resources:
Think Like Socrates: Using Questions to Invite Wonder and Empathy Into the Classroom, Grades 4-12
C3 Teachers Website
Jennifer Lempp’s Math Workshop