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Tag Archives: small teaching
Pedagogy and Play: a quick primer, with lots of examples
I’ve been thinking a lot about play recently. In part my thinking is probably driven by having my children migrate from play-based preschools to the avalanche of worksheets that characterizes my local P.S. (and probably yours, whether you know it … Continue reading
ACERT “lightning talks” on teaching: this Thursday, 11/1, 12-2pm, HE 1203
ACERT is putting together an informal grab-bag of “lightning talks” for this Thursday as part of its Tu/Th “lunchtime seminars” series. Come check them out, or even better, sign up as a presenter. For those who have never seen/done one, … Continue reading
