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Crowdsourcing Good Teaching: Current Students Reflect on Their Best

Putting the finishing touches on my first new post in too long.  In the meantime, I am going to turn to some people who have a clear and personal knowledge of the things that effective teachers do to facilitate meaningful learning. I have been crowdsourcing feedback from long-ago former students in response questions about the traits of good teachers. Today I am going to ask current students to think back through their education history and the best teachers they have had - not the coolest teacher, or the nicest teacher, or the easiest teacher, but the ones who made the classroom a place for meaningful learning. No names, please, just descriptions of what it is the best teachers do.

Submit Holocaust lessons to contest

Echoes & Reflections (@EchoesReflect) tweeted at 4:00 PM on Thu, Jan 03, 2013: NJ Educators submit your #Holocaust Lesson @Chhange_BCC Outstanding Lesson Award! Cash prize for you and your school! (https://twitter.com/EchoesReflect/status/286940230714531841) Get the official Twitter app at https://twitter.com/download