Archive - Learning Discourse

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The necessity of holding two ideas in mind at the same time: A 2022 Preview

Jan 3

Is either more effective? Can we learn from both? What's the teacher's role?

Jan 24

Or are these inseparable, and this a false dichotomy?

Feb 7

The why behind investigations into learning talk

Nov 1, 2021

Unfinished, unfinalized thoughts on the terminology of talk

Mar 14

The value of viewpoint diversity with complex questions

Mar 21

Applying Professor David Moss and the Case Method Institute's materials at the high school level

Dec 13, 2021

How a flop with one section informed more vigorous and rigorous debate in two others

Dec 20, 2021

What teaching and learning happens without dialogue?

Dec 6, 2021

Insights from Thomas Kuhn's "The Structure of Scientific Revolutions"

Jan 31

Agreement, disagreement, agreeing to disagree, and the purpose of meetings

Jan 18

Fernando Flores' ideas in educational leadership and instructional coaching

Feb 14

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