This excerpt from Doug Lemov’s Teach Like a Champion describes how instructors can “normalize” right and wrong answers so that students see both as part of the learning process.
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I saw this post on a writing program listserv and thought the insight transferred well beyond composition. It’s not enough to know your field and know how to draw students into the class; you have to be able to figure out where their learning is breaking down: I saw the NYT article as proposing that [...]
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