Tag: questioning

• Globalization: Friend or Foe of Modern Learning?

    Globalization has contributed to an amazing realm of possibility for modern education. But we can’t always assume it is always beneficial. We need to take critical stances as educators, and help ourselves, and our learners, to question what people say and write online. Question the motivations of others. While Globalization is amazing and the […]

  Deborah McCallum

  April 23, 2016

  Big Ideas in Education, critical literacy

  Big Ideas in Education, critical literacy, critical stance, FNMI, Globalization, Growth Mindsets, modern learning, Native storytelling, questioning, social justice, teachers as change-agents, TRC, Truth and Reconciliation Commission

• Educational Leadership and Principles of Cognitive Psychology

  Educational Leaders can benefit greatly from the principles of Cognitive Psychology. It is a valid, quantifiable field that is able to help us understand a wide range of issues as they pertain to Education and Learning. The research behind Cognition has been focussed on how we think and the way we learn, and more specifically on the […]

  Deborah McCallum

  October 13, 2012

  Big Ideas in Education, Cognitive Science & Education, Leadership

  Activity Scheduling, Big Ideas in Education, Cognitive Psychology, education, Educational Leadership, metacognition, questioning, Self-Monitoring