Today's opening Keynote is entitled Time to Wonder by Lisa Highfill.
Time to Wonder
Have you ever been embarrassed by your good ideas? Or too scared to share them with others? Fear of putting your ideas out there? Time to do something with them."The value of an idea lies in using it" - Thomas EdisonLessons should attempt to accomplish this kind of learning. How do you create an environment for good ideas to grow?
How do you inspire curiosity?
"I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious. - Albert EinsteinUse the internet to inspire learners - find movies or images that are powerful and inspire curiosity. Multimedia text sets are a way for learners to lead their own learning and explore a range of media resources. This allows the teacher to move away from being the holder of all knowledge.
A question is the most powerful force in the world. How can you inspire your students to ask more questions and wonder more about what they are seeing?
'Sketchquoting' - a way to making note of all the things that resonate from a piece of text - a great way to analyse a piece of text and remember the important parts.
The ultimate goal of any classroom is to have engaged, inspired, thinking, creating, empowered, connected learners.
An inspiring keynote to start the day - resources discussed during the session are available here:
Digital Ideas and Books to explore
Answer GardenTeachersgiveteachers.net
Canva
Thinglink
Book: Make Just One Change - Teach Students to Ask Their Own Questions
- Dan Rothstein & Luz Santana
Sounds like some very familiar ideas to you! It would have been interesting to see them repackaged in the way you described here
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