A LEARNERS' VIEW (ALV) of T-Shirt Wisdom(TM) (TSW) opens discussions about the relevance of using clever sayings and cliches in education.
ALV T-Shirt Wisdom condenses technical descriptions of learning by experimental empirical behavioral scientists into learners' humor. This humor responds to the question, What do people do to learn that I can see, hear, and in other ways sense, count, and replicate?
Here's the start of a list of ALV TSWs in Classic Education at EduClassics.com and a link to pages on which these terms appear.
A Learners' View is the straightest path to learning, the oxygen of social life.
Do the One-Step to Learn.
Good principals practice principles of learning.
A learners’ view (ALV) offers keys to learning.
Learning is to social activity as oxygen is to biology.
If at first you don't succeed, do as your teacher showed you.
Failed lessons result from failing to use an infrastructure of learning (AIL) in those lessons.
Good teachers know when to demonstrate, to start and stop talking, and to wait.
If learning is not to your liking, change your liking; that's learning.
