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When's the last time you asked someone to just show you how to do something, instead of figuring it out yourself? Now flip it: how often do you ask students to just go figure something out on their own? In this episode, Christina digs into a pattern that surfaced again and again while interviewing…
Picture two teachers: one runs "I do, we do, you do" with a focus on math procedures. The other hands kids an open problem and steps back entirely. Both are stuck at opposite ends of the same pendulum swing. In this episode, I unpack a theme that kept surfacing across my interviews for the upcomin…
The summit was originally envisioned to help educators move students from memorization to thinking, but the focus shifted to a more important goal: stopping the educational pendulum from swinging drastically between the two extremes. The initial movement toward exploratory thinking emerged as a bac…
A look at math intervention that reframes it from "filling gaps" to "building a staircase." Juliana Tapper explains why just-in-time intervention (keeping grade-level content as the destination) outperforms the just-in-case approach most schools default to. And why teacher expectations, not the pro…
I used to think assessment meant finding what my students didn't know - the wrong answers, the gaps, the "not yet." Dr. Nicki Newton flips that in this session from the FROM Memorization TO Thinking Summit. Her thoughts: assessment shouldn't be about catching what kids don't know. It's about liste…
Ansvarsfraskrivelse: Podcasten og kunstværket, der er indlejret på denne side, er fra Christina Tondevold, som tilhører dens ejer og ikke er tilknyttet eller godkendt af Listen Notes, Inc.