Shared Inquiry @WestminsterATL
As part of the Lower School’s effort to learn more about the shared inquiry approach, Tai Hart, a 5th gradeContinue Reading
Category: Teaching Methods
Blogs posts on different methods for teaching.
Making #learning visible through a school’s coaching project.
At Westminster Schools (#WestminsterAtl) we are working on introducing a coaching model into our program. We have supported some coachingContinue Reading
Why? A very important question!
When children are young, they ask WHY with almost every new experience they encounter. If you’re a parent, an earlyContinue Reading
Can we innovate our teaching by experimenting with new roles!
I want to frame this post through the work of Mark Applebaum as illustrated in his TED Talk, which youContinue Reading
Effectiveness of gender-based pedagogical strategies to improve learning in an all-girls classoom
[Guest Blog by Shetal Shah, a teacher from Atlanta Girls School, Atlanta, Ga. Shetal is a member of the EdwardContinue Reading
Creating a Brain-Friendly Classroom
Another memorable experience at Learning Forward’s Annual Conference in Anaheim was being a part of Marcia Tate’s workshop entitled, WorksheetsContinue Reading
Thoughts on Creativity: A View from the CFT Faculty Cohort
The Drew Charter and Westminster Faculty Cohort, a group of twelve teachers that meet twice each month for two years,Continue Reading
