https://padlet.com/sac2263/sauyaoki7rdad8ie en-us 2021-01-14 22:31:29 UTC 2026-01-13 17:40:48 UTC hello@padlet.com sac2263 https://padlet.com/sac2263/sauyaoki7rdad8ie/wish/1103031138 What is one thing that you ‘knew’ going into the classroom as a teacher that you unlearned and then learned anew over the course of last semester?

Assessments and classroom management. Teaching during a pandemic is a whole new adventure or misadventure, depends how you see it. The limitations of teaching in multiple conditions like hybrid learning have challenged what I know about teaching. Especially, as a teacher who has only been teaching full time for 4 years, I have internalized  a lot of dependency on traditional assessments and discipline strategies dependent on orthodox views of teachers in the classrooms. Last semester, I took Curriculum Theory with Nancy Lesko and Bianca Liati who challenged my thinking of education. Asking important questions about student engagement and the role of a teacher in the classroom. Confronting the problematic nature of testing and finding new ways to determine student cognition. More importantly, reflecting on the teacher as a disciplinarian and whether that is sustainable, as well as complicit in promoting inequitable class dynamics. I have been drawn more to incorporating Critical Race Theory and Neo-Marxist Theory in my classrooms. I am still working it out and trying to see what fits or makes sense.]]> 2021-01-19 19:27:20 UTC https://padlet.com/sac2263/sauyaoki7rdad8ie/wish/1103031138 sac2263 https://padlet.com/sac2263/sauyaoki7rdad8ie/wish/1103084708 Cast back into your own memories. Write about an indelible moment from your own experiences in schooling. What questions arise?]]> 2021-01-19 19:38:48 UTC https://padlet.com/sac2263/sauyaoki7rdad8ie/wish/1103084708 sac2263 https://padlet.com/sac2263/sauyaoki7rdad8ie/wish/1103139418 2021-01-19 19:51:32 UTC https://padlet.com/sac2263/sauyaoki7rdad8ie/wish/1103139418