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My tutorial instructor is a big fan of something called Imaginative Education, a framework based on the idea that people see the world differently depending on the developmental phase they occupy. By tapping into developmentally-appropriate worldviews, teachers can engage students’ imaginations and entice them to learn. According to this framework, kids in their mid- to [...]
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As a student teacher on a budget, I use public transit nearly every day. Buses are awkward spaces to occupy because you are usually jammed uncomfortably close to all kinds of people you don’t know. I tend to get a lot of glares, scowls, death stares and the like from young men and old ladies. [...]
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