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Thinking Routines – Definitely great for remote learning!

By: bsherry April 10, 2020August 9, 2021

coaching, constructivism, learning, Remote Learning, teaching, Thinkingfeatured, Making Thinking Visible, protocol, Remote Learning, Ron Ritchhart1 Comment

During the teaching of the AQ Course – Integration of Information and Computer Technology in Instruction, I often introduce students to the work of Ron Ritchhart and Project Zero from Harvard’s Graduate School of Education. I’ve written more comprehensively about collaboration with colleagues that started my learning, the book Making Thinking Visible and an especially…

Thank You Annie Fetter: How strangers can get us started and friends can cement the change

By: bsherry August 15, 2014August 13, 2014

change, collaboration, learning, Project Based Learning, teachingAnnie Fetter, Making Thinking Visible1 Comment

This post was first published on August 11, 2014 for voicEd.ca As teachers, we don’t always know our impact unless our students come back and share with us. Similarly, as global teacher learners, we don’t always know the people that we reach and the positive impact we might have on the growth of other educators. …