The Iatrogenic Classroom Fallacy
In the early 1960's, educators for various reasons were heard to say, "You can't measure the learning that really happens in a classroom until at least 50 years later." Variations of the…
Education Drop Down Menu Revised
The drop down menu for Education has a new column of links. After reading the first half dozen pages of Classic Education: A Learners' View (ALV) of Choices during Teaching and Learning, several readers have…
The Stimulating Classroom Fallacy of Teaching
ONE OF THE MOST COMMON ARGUMENTS about education and learning might be called, from a learners' view, the stimulating (or rich) environment classroom fallacy of teaching. It is commonly applied by teachers who hang posters, animal cages, and other…
Two Thirds of School Leaders Considering Leaving the Profession
Stephen Exley reports that two-thirds of school leaders are considering leaving the profession. They cite increasing workloads and poor moral as primary reasons. This report came from TESConnect, a UK organization, and results…
It’s Your Choice Teacher, Always
A Learners' View (ALV) Is Of Choices On The Shortest And Fastest Path To Learning, The Oxygen Of Social Life. IT"S YOUR CHOICE TEACHER. / You're in service to learning, /…
What Executive Talent Wants
Headhunters say that executive talent considers several factors in a new job, reports Boris Groysberg, professor of business administration at Harvard Business School and the coauthor, with Michael Slind, of Talk, Inc.…