High expectations is a necessary but not sufficient condition for learning.

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In order for students to learn, it is important to have high expectations for them. While there may be some exceptions for students with cognitive impairments, the majority of students simply need proper instruction and guidance. Many students underestimate their abilities, but this can be overcome by providing the necessary support and showing them that they are capable of succeeding. Teachers should create a safe and supportive learning environment where students feel empowered to excel.

Join math professor, Anna Stokke, in conversation with Tom Bennett. He is a teacher, author and founder of the grass roots, non-profit organization ResearchED. Tom has a captivating sense of humour, making this a great listen. They discuss many things in this episode, such as education research, group work, cell phones in schools and evidence-informed teaching. But the conversation begins with the story of ResearchED, which has started an evidence revolution in education. It all started with one tweet – as Tom Bennett calls it “The Tweet that Roared.” Anyone interested in education will enjoy this episode!

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Intro and Outro: Coma Media – Catch it

Podington Bear – Sunset Stroll, Camp, Proliferate

Blue Dot Sessions – Cases to Rest, Partly Sage

OYStudio – Light Comedy

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