The Science of Teaching, Effective Education, and Great Schools

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I wish we study because we love learning instead of study for getting/picking a job. Sounds miserable.

Nice, Very nice.

An important thing for a teacher I believe is to complement a student's honest efforts.

It's a simple psychology. There are students who never get enough credit for than what they originally deserve so simply complementing their little achievements at a young age boosts their motivation dramatically and also helps them grow with a positive vibe.

Iam experianced teacher but when i try to teach my beloved student i was arested the head master of school by paying money

Instead of building and empower their students, most teachers shatter their students self esteem.

John 3:16

Actual teaching isn't about knowledge. Acquiring knowledge is purely coincidental. It's really about administering power and supporting the status quo. This is accomplished in the lower grades by babysitting pupils and feeding them sugar on a silver platter. Once that pattern is established in the majority . . . they are hooked for life on the illusion that knowledge confers any particular advantage. It does not.

Isn’t Walter Mischel the marshmallow test guy, and Walter Lewin is the MIT physics dude instead?

Renato Affonso, professor de História, em Salvador.

Excelente vídeo!!

I remember my teacher Ramiro de León. He teached me language in high school. I am now a language teacher because of him. He was so fascinating, empathetic, smart, with deep knowledge of themes, motivating and so on...

This can’t be truer. If you are Nigerian here, do everything you can to ensure your children attend good schools. Scrap that “suffering is part of training” mentality. In “suffering” schools, your children are learning the bare minimum. And in the long run, you and them will suffer for it.

Roshonda Moss!!!!

From my experience the teachers I liked the most weren't necessarily the ones best at teaching (they weren't bad at it either), but all teachers I disliked the most were absolutely terrible at sharing their knowledge.

Examples:
My homeroom teacher (she taught biology) in a few years of elementary school was great, but not because of her ways of making us understand things. Her most important skill was... caring. We knew she was seriously worried about us when we were misbehaving or studying poorly so we had to try harder because it'd feel bad to let her down. If she was to try punishing or yelling at us, we wouldn't care that much.

The worst teacher I've ever unfortunately knew was my math teacher in university. I believe she was good at mathematics herself, but didn't know how to make us understand anything and was simply mean. She refused to start and end our classes a few minutes later and was angry at us every single time we got there late (it was impossible for the students without their own cars to get there in time because the previous class was taking place in a different building quite far away) so everyone was in a bad mood during classes at first and later we just learned to ignore her nagging. Studying during her classes meant rewriting what she wrote on the blackboard into our notepads often without understanding. At first we tried asking her questions when we didn't understand something, but she'd rarely answer and instead we'd only hear how displeased she is with our knowledge level so we stopped asking. In the end she was fired and replaced with other teachers. It turned out the students here were actually not bad at math at all and simply needed someone to explain things to them and answer questions without making them feel dumb.

As a Dad you like to show or explain things, but my kids mostly like to listen when I read their book or tell a free mind story, when my oldest daughter joined elementary school we changed the role: she read me from her book, a great idea. My children didn't want help for homework when I offered it. The son discovered how to program Lego Mindstorms Robot completely on his via our notebook PC and later took it to his elementary school class for teaching his friends. My 3 children visited Montessori Kinderhaus (Kindergarten), M. Elementary School, 2 girls also M. Gesamtschule (Abitur ~ High school?). I visited 1970-1980 a regularly school with typical frontal instruction teaching style.

Teaching is an art, not a science. When academia gets involved with "science" they promote nonsense like "learning styles" and "whole language."

Perhaps given how important teaching is our society should value that more and pay them decent money! They spent the same amount of time, effort and money to get their Bachelor's Degree but they make far less money than other careers also requiring a Bachelor's Degree! I have a B.A. in Elementary Education and I work in a corporate job because I can make a decent living doing that and I can afford to live at least comfortably unlike on a teacher's salary and working a second job for extra money.

My English teacher really improved my essays, especially literature analysis and is kind, empathetic and supportive. The best thing is that she never picks favourites
Mrs G, yr 8

Dadaxon Amrulloyev is one of the most best teachers ❤

Grouping by Ability: Hmmm... Not sure if I could relate
Giving Unearned Praise: Well [Redacted]. this happens SO MUCH at school, that those [Redacted]-ers could mess around all day long...
Idea of Students Discovering Complex Concepts Alone: Well that's called "Depth Study" in Australia, basically telling all of us to [Redacted] off and figure it out ourselves (Currenting trying to comprehend Module 7 for Physics, aka Nature of Light, specifically Young's Double Slit Experiment)

Tge gifted and talented program wasn't for the students, it was for tge teachers to try to encourage them to be better

Only clicked on this because I thought the guy in the thumbnail was smoking a j

where did you get doodles??

Ms.Randall from 8th grade science, one of the only teachers who told me I wasn't stupid. Don't know why she did that, but she made me believe in myself because of it

The viewer of this video follows (consciously or not) the lines that form a drawing. Then the spots that colorize the drawing. And thus is distracted from what's being said. An effective video indeed.

The science of teaching is to have a paddle on your desk for the rabble rousers! Spank azz as needed! They'll learn! There I just taught you how to teach!😁😃🫨🫡

I’m struggling to be a teacher, I teach in a trade school, hydraulics…and while I know it from a practical standpoint, teaching the curriculum is harder than I expected. The school gives me the book and says…teach this…very frustrating. I do however love the teaching part and I’m sure I’ll improve thanks to watching and learning from videos like this…so appreciate them.

This video just discouraged me from teaching.

One way to be a great teacher is to NOT have annoying whistling going on during a "teaching" video!

I've worked as a teacher for five years. It's hard to be 100% every day. I teach from 8-3 with a 50-minute break each day, and I'm burnt out by the time my afternoon classes roll around. The best thing I've learned is to not teach all the time. Teach mini-lessons for 5-10 mins, have the students work together for a little bit, then shift to independent assignments. The bulk of the work is independent, so I try to make that as engaging and hands-on as possible so kids don't become disruptive over boring assignments.

thanks for reminding me that being a teacher is blessedly awesome

I think we need to address real intitutional barriers to learning inside a box of 30 kids. Class size does matter. Your Ivy League studies don't impress my kids. Being stuck inside a box all day greatly stifles our natural desire to roam, discover and learn on our own as kids. Kids learn best when they get to ask the questions. Forcing kids to learn pointless information they do not want to know while being held captive is wrong.
Think outside the classroom box. How to escape the education matrix.

No joke had a great history teacher in middle school that would let us do home work during our reassess and has the class determine which punishment or reward and put on a chance wheel. If you did extra you get to spin the good chance wheel. If you was rotten you spine the bad one and we had a projector to show the whole class. It was fun and got us going not only to do well but see what the bad kids will get.

My favorite teacher is Sachin Jhakhar sir who is the best teacher of mathematics I have ever seen ...and Rajvant singh sir for physics.....🖤

My teacher said I would amount to nothing.

I pointed out the hilarity of her statement
(Saying to a kid he will amount to nothing is
a kin to the teacher saying I am terrible at my job)

She left me alone in a right huff.

Sir your all videos are awesome but may you provide videos with English subtitles it's easy for understanding your videos

It’s a scary time to be a teacher. Anyone who is currently a teacher knows why.

Favourite teachers: Vani Ma'am, Varanda ma'am and Naveen Sir

What! "Stupid c*nt" doesn't work?

To my surprise, I have already taught and applied these methods and techniques during my classes. I want to become an independent researcher in high efficient teaching methods area

Mrs Hagan kindergarten west hartford ct!! She cared about all her students! I saw her 25yr later and she remembered me!