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Maker pedagogy

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More and more teachers are beginning to realise that creating environments and possibilities where students make things is a very powerful pedagogy. Teaching takes a back seat and product based education is sidelined in favour of process based learning. my annotations included) 1. Teachers often believe they should be content experts.

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3D Pedagogy

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I recently wrote a blogpost entitled ' Maker Pedagogy ' where I outlined some of the emerging educational benefits of learning through making. The advent of 3D Printing (also known as additive manufacturing) has brought maker pedagogy opportunities to schools and other educational institutions in a fairly affordable manner.

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Reasons to be teaching

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It will be a term filled with preparation and paperwork - lesson plans, resources, reports, assessment, attendance records, letters to parents, risk assessments, possibly even an Ofsted visit (school inspection) - and all the other seemingly peripheral work that accompanies the actual teaching of children. References Jeffrey, S.

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Narrative pedagogy 2: Maintaining the suspense

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Every story is a lesson, and every lesson can be a story. this short series on what I will call 'narrative pedagogy'* I want to explore some of the storytelling techniques that can be adapted for use in education. I have occasionally used the red herring technique in my own teaching. Stories are compelling.

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Narrative pedagogy 4: Connecting the dots

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Teachers can introduce elements of a lesson that are intriguing, but at first have no meaning. The approach helps students to connect together the elements of the lesson or lecture and to see a more holistic view. By the same token, teachers should only include in a lesson those elements that are absolutely necessary.

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Narrative pedagogy 4: Connecting the dots

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Teachers can introduce elements of a lesson that are intriguing, but at first have no meaning. The approach helps students to connect together the elements of the lesson or lecture and to see a more holistic view. By the same token, teachers should only include in a lesson those elements that are absolutely necessary.

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The power of the narrative

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Photo from Flickr I'm fascinated by story telling, and I often wonder why TV series are so compelling. This makes me think that many of these devices can also be applied to teaching and learning. This is especially so when I'm binge watching a DVD boxed set. Unported License. Unported License.