Yearly Archives: 2016

/2016

No grades, no timetable: Berlin school turns teaching upside down

By | July 1st, 2016|Innovation, News2|

[:en]“Look at three or four year olds – they are all full of self-confidence,” Rasfeld says. “Often, children can’t wait to start school. But frustratingly, [...]

Students Lead Their Learning. Here’s How.

By | July 1st, 2016|Innovation, News2|

[:en]As a science teacher, the idea of self-organizing organisms makes a lot of sense to me. In nature, we see organisms working together as communities [...]

The Implosive Child and Four Principles to Use

By | June 25th, 2016|Child psychology, News2|

[:en]In his book The Explosive Child, Dr. Ross Green describes two particular types of children – explosive and implosive. Explosive children blow up easily. They [...]

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