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2010:GooWi Learning. WHAT IS GooWi Learning? GOO- Google (The future needs new thinking) WI – Wikipaedia (Collaborative Work & Efforts). www.theRSA.org (The surprising truth about what motivates us.). www.theRSA.org Autonomy Mastery Purpose. 2010: GooWi Teaching. GOOWI VIDEO Teaching
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2010:GooWi Learning WHAT IS GooWi Learning? GOO- Google (The future needs new thinking) WI – Wikipaedia (Collaborative Work & Efforts)
www.theRSA.org (The surprising truth about what motivates us.) www.theRSA.org Autonomy Mastery Purpose
2010: GooWi Teaching GOOWI VIDEO Teaching – You Tube of explanations www.youtube.com/user/mrpowellrls GOOWI BLOG for Homework (incl MyMaths allocated) http://mrpowellrls.blogspot.com GOOWI E-MAIL:mrpowellrls@gmail.com GOOWI CLASS MATERIALS:https://public.me.com/stephenp7
2010: GooWi Teaching GOOWI BLOG for Homework (incl MyMaths allocated) http://mrpowellrls.blogspot.com
Further Inspiration….. I have Google…..
Outstanding Lazy Teacher Independent Thinking Founded by Ian Gilbert
Outstanding Independent Learning Without The Spoon Fed Culture Independent Thinking Founded by Ian Gilbert
I want my students to enjoy every lesson with me and to go home tired and happy knowing they have had a great day of learning. (Inspired and educated.) I want to go home with more energy left than the students, less longing for more time and knowing with great satisfaction I have made the above possible.
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Sir Ken Robinson Interview About RSA Edge Lecture 2009 – See Trailer for We Are The People We Have Been Waiting For
As Socrates Said… “I cannot teach anybody anything, I can only make them think”
Promote Independent Behaviour • Facilitator • Time keeper • Resource manager • Quality checker • Team rep
Dependent Behaviours Autocrat: tries to dominate or constantly interrupt other members of the team. Show Off: talks all the time and thinks they know all the answers. Butterfly: keeps changing the topic before others are ready. Aggressor: doesn't show respect to others, comments negatively about them.
Dependent Behaviours Avoider: refuses to focus on the task or group relationship problems Critic: always sees the negative side to any argument, but never suggests alternatives. Help seeker: looks for sympathy from others: victim Clown: shows no involvement in group and engages in distracting communication.