By Q. Ho-Kim, X. Pham
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3 How do authentic assessments of lear ning differ from traditional paper and pencil tests? Provide some original examples in your subject or grade of performance assessments. 4 What is the purpose of lateral as opposed to vertical learning? Why do we need both? How might both be taught within a single lesson or unit? 27 Becoming a Teacher Field Activity From your experience, identify in the boxes below some examples of vertical and lateral learning in a classroom. Describe how different bodies of knowledge might be integrated in a single lesson or unit with the concept of lateral learning.
Thoughts rushed to her head that she had heard elsewhere and for a moment she was convinced that these were what she believed, too. But, then, she realized that the reason these thoughts had come to her so easily was that she had heard them many times before—from others who themselves were only repeating cliches they had heard many times before. It was as though she was being brainwashed to believe in somethings that were so good and beautiful that no one could deny their truth. So, she thought longer and harder until she discovered she had been thinking too hard.
And, with my input and guidance, the decisions that are made are theirs. ’ ‘Now I see that without the participation of teachers in making a school effective none of the other characteristics we’ve talked about would make sense. You’re saying that nothing would really happen to change things unless the teachers themselves participated in the changes. ’ 33 Becoming a Teacher Reflections 1 In your own words, descr ibe the difference between something that has been learned and something that has been understood.
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