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Three principles for learning

Posted by Shawn Callahan - 19/07/07
Filed in Knowledge.

My wife, Sheenagh, went to a conference on literacy last week. She's a primary school teacher and teaches a 1st grade class. One the speakers, David Hornsby, said there were three principles you should keep in mind when helping children to learn.

  • Move from the heart to the head
  • Move from the meaningful to the abstract
  • Move from the known to the unknown

Great principles for any learning initiative at any age.

Comments

Interesting.

"Move from the heart to the head"

I'd have thought it's just as necessary for some kids to go the other way, regularly?

Posted by: Derek at May 10, 2009 5:24 PM

 

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