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Humanism & Constructivism
The dynamic duo for meaningful education
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Humanism
The belief that everyone is entitled to their own personalized learning experience
Fits into education through the idea that students deserve CHOICE and personal relationships with their teachers
Every person has a right to an education... why not personalized?
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Aaron Burden
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Constructivism
The belief that everyone must create/construct their own understanding of information
Learning based on prior knowledge and experience
Piaget, Vygotsky and Bruner
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Jess Watters
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Differentiation
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What education often looks like now...
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What it looked like for me...
Homeschooling - sparked my love of learning
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Michael Liao
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What does education look like elsewhere?
Humanism in italy - laura zucca-scott
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Lopez Robin
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Endorsed by many educators, child advocates and researchers...
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Goes far beyond the grade...
Creates meaningful change on a psychological level
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In ELA, there are many opportunities...
Skill based vs. Content based
Diverse set of materials available
Always changing
YAL for every experience/situation
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Kimberly Farmer
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Reasons for Resistance?
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Teacher McKinley
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Where could it go wrong?
If grades drop, the theory will be "to blame"
Students may not take class activities as seriously
Not enough support with implementation
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Kelly Sikkema
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Possibilities for change?
Multi-genre work
Student-led expectations - class rules
Student surveys
Book choice
Interest surveys
Student-based units
Relevance-based vocabulary
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Cristi Tohatan
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Student Reactions?
For students already used to the educational model of today, how will they react to this change?
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