Successful Teaching: The “Assembly Line” Classroom
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Saved by 4 people (0 private), first by anonymouse user on 2009-04-09
- Edventures on 2009-04-11 - Tags ep7040 , leadership , management , change , environment
- Tamurray on 2009-04-09 - Tags no_tag
- Mswojo on 2009-04-09 - Tags no_tag
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I began to think of the assembly lines our students go through. In each grade, we put another little part on our students and move them on their way the next year. Each year we add more pieces until we think they are completely “built” at the end of 12th grade
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The education system expects that all students are made the same way and need the same parts, which are all added the same way. Then it hopes to get the same exact product at the end of 12 years. It doesn’t work that way! Our classrooms should not just be assembly lines. We should be looking at the whole student and not just the parts.
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I also saw that office work stations were right there next to the plane. The tour guide told me that all of the people involved with that project worked right there instead of going back to far away offices. Then if there was a concern, it was easy to go up to that person and say, “hey, I need for us to look at this” and they both could walk right up to the plane and check it out.
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