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Editor's note: This article first appeared in the American Journal of Physics American Association of Physics Teachers . The editors are most appreciative for their permission to reprint this guest commentary. Please visit their sites linked above. How we teach and how students learn A mismatch? by Lillian C. McDermott University of Washington During the past fifteen years, a steadily increasing number of physicists have been contributing to the growth of a new field for scholarly inquiry: the learning and teaching of physics. We have by now a rich source of documented information in the many published reports of this research. At this point, it seems reasonable to ask whether we have learned anything from this collective experience that would be useful in current efforts to bring about innovative reform in the introductory course. Results from research indicate that at all levels of instruction the difference between what is taught and what is learned is often greater than most instructors realize. This discrepancy suggests the following question: Is there a corresponding mismatch between how we teach and how students learn?

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Previous Contents Next Preparing to teach literacy staff's regular demonstration and modelling of effective teaching; the sharp focus in lectures and, especially, workshops on specific key aspects of the teaching of literacy; and staff's good use of student teachers' previous experiences to stimulate their thinking about how pupils learn to read and write. HEIs should share their expertise to devise effective ways of demonstrating to student teachers that good theory and good practice are inextricably inter-related. In some HEIs, there was need to ensure more overt and consistent attention to helping student teachers develop their understanding of the role of language in learning their subject and effective ways of teaching pupils to read and write within it. Opportunities were sometimes missed to help student teachers see how significant language dimensions in activities and assessment assignments were related to effective teaching in a subject. However, this issue was raised by enough school staff with experience of supporting student teachers to suggest that the HEIs should consider how best to meet the need for more detailed information, possibly using print materials and/or web site facilities. However, in several institutions there were student teachers whose own command of language was limited. These students needed more proactive guidance and support from the HEI on where and how to find help.

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Previous Contents Next Preparing to teach literacy to contribute to the development of pupils' skills in literacy in their first post. Programmes were planned with the reasonable expectation that continuing professional development during and beyond the probationary period would extend this initial competence. Teachers would be expected gradually to gain greater expertise in developing pupils' reading and writing skills, in the context of their own role as primary or secondary teachers. HEIs should consider ways of giving student teachers more time to study the English language components of the PGCE (Primary) programmes. Programmes for secondary teachers of English As with PGCE (Primary) programmes, having only 18 weeks for HEI teaching in PGCE (Secondary) made it difficult to give as full attention as was desirable to all the aims of the programmes. However, in some placements, student teachers' confidence was reduced because they had to face up to a gap in their knowledge and experience without receiving the support needed to tackle the issue. Some secondary English programmes used specific periods of school experience very successfully to consolidate work done in the HEI on literacy. For example, they integrated relevant practical experience in schools with campus work on teaching and assessing reading and writing at S1 and S2.

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Austin Lindy Hop Home Up News Jazz Cafe ... Who we are The Difference in Austin Lindy's Teaching We are not a Ballroom Studio Lindy Hop is not a Ballroom dance, and Ballroom studios or teachers that teach Swing dancing frankly do not teach the same way that we teach. The style of movement, posture, athleticism, and the approach toward music and dancing is different. Historically, Swing and Lindy Hop also developed as a "street dance," not a "Ballroom" dance. It emerged as part of the Swing Era revolution against conventional, European attitudes about music and dancing, in general. Swing music was more energetic, animalistic, and lively than any European form of Ballroom music, and Lindy Hop arose out of the party ballrooms of Harlem (not Europe or even Manhattan) to reflect that fact. In its modern form, Lindy Hop is more athletic, more funky, more sensual, and (we submit) more fun than traditional Ballroom dances as a result. And vive la difference ! Lindy Hop has evolved into a truly musical, improvisational dance that emphasizes the connections between partners and the love of music, not showing off to an audience or a panel of judges. To be honest, if it were just another Ballroom Dance, most people who Lindy Hop across the country would probably not have learned, and certainly would not have become as obsessed and enthusiastic about it. There are also plenty of Ballroom dancers who similarly do not enjoy Lindy Hop for the converse reasons. (Too loosey-goosey, you sweat too much, different style of movement and music, etc.). Thus, although we respect Ballroom studios for teaching Ballroom dances and teaching them true to form in the grand Ballroom tradition, a Ballroom Studio honestly is not the right place to learn how to Swing Dance.

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KITTYBREWSTER.com General Genealogical Guidance This page is very much "new-born" and we expect it will be expanded and improved frequently as thoughts occur to us. It should be worth your checking back to see what we have added. This site is broadly Arbuthnot-surname dedicated. It also covers the ancestors of a few specific closely-related individuals . Frequently we receive enquiries from people which relate to other families or branches in which we have not specialised. Rather than re-type the same answers each time, we refer people to this page, which contains links which may be useful. We do not vouch for the accuracy of information on other sites. The guidance given on this page is based on our experience as amateur genealogists who have used the internet and have found it both helpful but not always reliable (like Burke's Peerage, Landed Gentry, etc, qv below). A good way to begin your enquiries is to gather information, share it with others, and receive more information in return. For example, a cousin of yours might (unknown to you) have a birth certificate or marriage certificate or death certificate which tells you something new - like where to look next. Without wishing to preach we begin by referring to the dictionary for a definition of this subject: Genealogical: 1 of or concerning genealogy;

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Effective Christian Ministry By Ronald W. Leigh Chapter 22 Teaching: Well Aimed Guidance PRINCIPLE 22 Teaching is guiding people through learning experiences which are carefully aimed to meet specific needs in their lives. In your teaching show integrity, seriousness, and soundness of speech (Titus 2:7-8) Teaching is Guiding Teaching includes many things: demonstrating, sharing, motivating, helping learners discover, listening, correcting, being an example, lecturing, discussing, and much more. An extremely narrow view of teaching might equate it with giving a well planned lecture to a classroom full of students sitting in straight rows. But a healthy view of teaching is rich and broad. Perhaps the best synonym for the word "teaching" is the word "guiding," because guiding can be done in any setting and in almost any way. When we talk of teaching as guiding we are also reminded of two things that are crucial in good teaching. We are reminded that learners are being guided toward something and that the learners themselves must be personally involved and moving toward the goal. These two things, better known as aims and meaningful student involvement, are absolutely essential if the teaching is going to be effective.

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Please click the Current Issue button above to return to the contents page Can patients teach students? Bupropion: a new treatment for smokers Isolated systolic hypertension: a radical rethink Write a response to this article Can patients teach students? It's time to change the role of patients What can patients teach medical students? Nothing - after all, you are learning medicine, acquiring knowledge and skills that only doctors and scientists are competent to teach. Obviously you have to learn about patients, but to be taught by them elevates them to an inappropriate status. If you reject this hypothesis you are presumably prepared to consider that patients can teach you something, but what? Patients are obviously essential to the process of learning to be a doctor, but their role in medical education is usually passive. They have the status of a learning resource, providing you with opportunities to practise newly acquired skills. However, there is a distinction to be made between "learning from" patients and being "taught by" patients. The shift from passive to active involvement in your education brings potential benefits. How was it for you?

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ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Cohen, Arthur M. Source: ERIC Clearinghouse for Community Colleges Los Angeles CA. General Education in Community Colleges. ERIC Digest. THIS DIGEST WAS CREATED BY ERIC, THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ERIC, CONTACT ACCESS ERIC 1-800-LET-ERIC THE STATE OF GENERAL EDUCATION TODAY GENERAL EDUCATION AS HABITS OF THOUGHT Teaching habits of thought can include values development and clarification. Values are "inevitably espoused" in general education classes, according to Thomas (1993, p. 41). Thomas describes four methods to teach values. First, an instructor may openly assess the worth of an idea or event. Second, the instructor may express a line of thinking leading to an opinion. Third, the instructor may provide more than one alternative to a problem and explain the underlying values for each alternative. And fourth, students can be encouraged to explore their own values and express judgments. Thomas argues that general education courses that deliberately teach values are more useful than those which teach facts and concepts. GENERAL EDUCATION TO MEET LEARNERS' FUTURE NEEDS In preparing students for the future, general education should include courses which promote an understanding of the cultural and geographic relationships among peoples. Sjoquist (1993) believes that the promotion of cultural literacy can help students respond well to change and diversity in their own lives. The problem lies in trying to fit global education into the general education curriculum, since instructors often do not have the background to teach such courses, and students often do not have the requisite reading skills. Sjoquist advocates a "diffusionist" method for teaching world civilization courses based on "topical" organization, such as studying the topic "unusual creativity" across time and cultures in a World Civilizations course.

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