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Sebastian Waack
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In this video John Hattie makes a point that reading, writing, maths scores are not a criteria of a good school. The excitement of learning and the process of learning are as critical as the outcomes. How do you make schools inviting places for learning?
John Hattie wants teachers to focus on what goes on in the classroom, and try to retain students’ interest in their love of learning. His overall message for teachers is: Know your impact. In order to do that the data itself is not the most important thing. It is better to think about the story underlying the data. Watch John Hattie’s engaging talk about passion, challenge, excellence and the social aspects of learning.
Whole Education is a London-based national network of innovative schools. The Whole Education 5th annual conference was entitled “An Education Worth Having”.
More information: www.wholeeducation.org
Conference programme: PDF download
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John Hattie wants teachers to focus on what goes on in the classroom, and try to retain students’ interest in their love of learning. His overall message for teachers is: Know your impact. In order to do that the data itself is not the most important thing. It is better to think about the story underlying the data. Watch John Hattie’s engaging talk about passion, challenge, excellence and the social aspects of learning.
John Hattie: “Values-led and evidence-informed education – Exploring what really makes a difference to learning”
Whole Education Network
Whole Education is a London-based national network of innovative schools. The Whole Education 5th annual conference was entitled “An Education Worth Having”.
More information: www.wholeeducation.org
Conference programme: PDF download
The post Video: John Hattie’s keynote at the Whole Education Annual Conference appeared first on VISIBLE LEARNING.