Convocation of Learning

We work hardest when we have some choice and voice in our daily activities. Students may struggle with "Learned Helplessness" at first but will flourish under the circumstances where inquiry is strategically scaffolded. Use this issue to help push your craft while empowering your students!

"When I (Author Trevor) first adopted an inquiry approach in my classroom, I discovered that when students explore a topic they are truly passionate about, amazing things happen: engagement increases, attendance and work ethic improve, twenty-first-century skills are acquired, classroom energy and collaboration are fostered, and my assessment of student understanding becomes more clear and accurate."

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Documentation of utilizing this newsletter or any of our coaching conversations can be evidence of Domain 4 "Professional Responsibilities" A, D, and E on your Danielson evaluation rubric!

Matt McCullough - Director of Innovation in Teaching and Learning

Email: mcculloughm@schoolcraftcs.org
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