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Frameworks and advice for small group teaching. Or “Teaching Questions Rather than Answers” Tom Stafford, University of Sheffield HEA Psychology ‘Postgraduates Who Teach’ Network 2 Nov 2009. Self-centered. Lazy. Irresponsible.
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Frameworks and advice for small group teaching Or “Teaching Questions Rather than Answers” Tom Stafford, University of Sheffield HEA Psychology ‘Postgraduates Who Teach’ Network 2 Nov 2009
Self-centered Lazy Irresponsible
“People think of good and bad teachers as engaged in the same activity, as if education was a substance, and that bad teachers supply a little of the substance, and good teachers supply a lot. This makes it difficult to understand that education can be a destructive process, and that bad teachers are wrecking talent, and that good and bad teachers are engaged in opposite activities.” - Johnstone, Keith (1979). Impro: Improvisation and the Theatre. New York: Theatre Arts Books.
The mind is not a vessel to be filled, But a fire to be lighted
Self-centered Lazy Irresponsible
Stafford, T. (2008). A fire to be lighted: a case-study in enquiry-based learning. Practice and Evidence of Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education, Vol. 3, No. 1, April 2008, pp.20-42. t.stafford@shef.ac.uk