https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld Please comment on a section of the article that stood out to you or you could relate to. en-us 2021-09-02 19:07:10 UTC 2021-09-02 23:59:24 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f44d.png https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld/wish/1713868399   collaborative learning helps "students to acquire an active voice in shaping their ideas and values and a sensitive ear in hearing others." this is important as it allows students to learn how to have an opinion but respect others  ]]> 2021-09-02 23:48:18 UTC https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld/wish/1713868399 sluk_liliana https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld/wish/1713869895 This section stood out to me because it reminded me how diverse learning styles are not just helpful for teachers, but also students. They can learn from each other and grow in their academics, as well as social emotional well-being.]]> 2021-09-02 23:49:19 UTC https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld/wish/1713869895 deats_jonathon https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld/wish/1713870531 In the article I related to Cooperative Learning. I have found by teaching in my OPE's and learning myself for cooperative learning to be a very useful tool. Cooperative learning helps kids a lot by having them interact with one another and develop social skills that will later help them in life. This type of learning is very useful too because it helps kids develop different ideas from one another.]]> 2021-09-02 23:49:46 UTC https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld/wish/1713870531 fitzwater_adrianna https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld/wish/1713870710 I like how the acticle states that we should be assuming diversity is in our classroom (because there will be!). I think that the tendancy in classrooms is to teach to the "average" student when there is no average student. Our lesson plans and classroom environment should take into account that we will have a wide variety of learners in our classrooms.]]> 2021-09-02 23:49:52 UTC https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld/wish/1713870710 tasdeler_josiah https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld/wish/1713870995 This is really cool as it takes people/students who have done really well at a class and pays them to help out current students taking the class by working with the teacher as an aid and instructor when need be. It focuses on classes that are "at risk" rather than "at risk" students.]]> 2021-09-02 23:50:03 UTC https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld/wish/1713870995 rooker_chelsea https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld/wish/1713871279 One of the sections that stood out to me was the Goals for Education section. Obviously, a major goal for all students is to master the standards for each grade level, but education teaches them so much more. Students that are in classrooms learn how to be involved with what is happening around them, how to work in teams and with others, as well as how to participate and be responsible. All of these skills will be carried by a student for the rest of their lives.]]> 2021-09-02 23:50:15 UTC https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld/wish/1713871279 kagan_nicole https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld/wish/1713871930 Open-ended discussions can be a great activity for a variety of topics and content covered within a classroom. It allows a sense of freedom for students to discuss and introduce their personal ideals on a subject whilst hearing similar and or different ideas/opinions of their peers. I think these can be a great tool in the classroom. For me personally, I enjoy class discussions. I feel as though it helps me to think critically and strategically about a topic and I enjoy hearing from a variety of different perspectives.]]> 2021-09-02 23:50:40 UTC https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld/wish/1713871930 slater_isabelle https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld/wish/1713871972 2021-09-02 23:50:42 UTC https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld/wish/1713871972 https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld/wish/1713872405 I enjoyed learning about collaborative classrooms because they stimulate both students and teachers. This process involves talking about what it means to question, learn and understand with others. This method calls for responsibility, persistence and sensitivity, but the result can allow for a community of learners where everyone is welcome to join, participate, and grow. ]]> 2021-09-02 23:51:00 UTC https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld/wish/1713872405 deliman_jaedan https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld/wish/1713873576 2021-09-02 23:51:40 UTC https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld/wish/1713873576 sedore_abigail https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld/wish/1713878345 This section stood out to me because in our world today we are not very civil people. In many situations society does not know how to listen to each other and then respectively disagree. So I love that collaborative learning encourages students to have “an active voice” but also “sensitive ears in hearing others” by working with other students, children can learn how to work together, conquer disagreements, and be respectful to classmates. ]]> 2021-09-02 23:54:31 UTC https://padlet.com/chapin_alysia/f8sr5r1g3eqodlld/wish/1713878345