Auld Lang Syne: The Best of 2018

Number 5:
Episode 5 with Dave Burgess:
“Mediocrity doesn’t motivate.”
Episode 11 with Dan Meyer:
“Never assume anyone even cares.” / “Teach math as if it were an elective.”
Episode 9 with Daniel Pink:
“Time plays a much bigger role than we realize… we are temporal creatures.”
“Pay careful attention to endings.”

Number 4:
Episode 14 with Dr. Brent Duckor & Dr. Carrie Holmberg:
“Kids need to build on prior knowledge & associations.”
Episode 10 with Jennie Magiera:
“Treat students like they are human beings.”

Number 3:
Episode 23 with Dan Heath:
“Beware of the soul sucking force of reasonableness.”
Episode 21 with Catlin Tucker:
“Our classroom spaces should be places where everybody is experimenting, everybody is taking risks, and everybody is learning. That can’t just be the students.”

Number 2:
Episode 04 with Kim Scott:
“Radical candor is about how to collaborate effectively with a group of people.”
Episode 02 with Dr. Tony Wagner:
“Our profession is afflicted with the curse of isolation.”
“Isolation is the enemy of improvement, it is the enemy of innovation and it is the enemy of science.”
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Number 1:
Episode 18 with John Hattie:
“Know thy impact.”
“I couldn’t care less how teachers teach.”

Goals - Episode 26 with Stephen Shedletsky

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