Do your students spend too much (or too little) time learning, with disappointing results? Do they procrastinate in their study because it’s boring and they’re easily distracted? Are you working to make your teaching even more inclusive? Uncommon Sense Teaching will give you practical new insights that will help you solve these goals and challenges, and many more.
This course is part of the Uncommon Sense Teaching Specialization
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Syllabus - What you will learn from this course
Active Learning for All
Helping the Brain Build Better Links for Learning
Practice, Passion, and Procrastination
How Human Brains Evolved—and Why This Matters for your Teaching
Reviews
- 5 stars90.36%
- 4 stars7.78%
- 3 stars1.02%
- 2 stars0.40%
- 1 star0.40%
TOP REVIEWS FROM UNCOMMON SENSE TEACHING
It's a nice course however the activities are hard to make. If you have time and equipment, it will be easier for you but of you don't have, its really hard
A simple but very effective way to learn how to teach (and how to learn too!). Practical insights that will resonate with every teacher who longs to make a lasting impact in a teaching career.
Great course! I'm not a teacher, but I have enjoyed it very much. I found it helpful for lifelong learning and supporting my young nephew learning. Thanks so much to the three teachers.
lovely course for all teachers and parents.This course gave me an insight about why I follow certain methods of teaching and how ithis course will help to do better teaching learning process.
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