Whole Brain Teaching (Power Teaching) Lesson 2

[123kristib]

Twelve years ago I took a Humanities and Philosophy course from Mr. Biifle. I remember more from his courses than any others because of his pedagogy. Coming from a past student, his method works and definitely keeps students engaged.

[FCO0710]

i feel like all this does is condition mindless responses, but i suppose your mileage may vary

[duronski]

My students would eat up any teacher who used these methods.

[the33rds]

'Keep your teacher happy'

Pretty much seems to sum up what this approach is about.

[mhrgall]

Chris Biffle=Ned Flanders

[NCWBTeacher]

@montezumasrevenge

Have you ever actually tried WBT? A lot of the ideas here have been around for awhile, but this is the first approach, that I am aware of, that pulls all these techniques together, and integrates them so that they support one another internally, and make it easy for students and teachers to use.

This approach is fun for the kids, and really does promote effective learning.

Perhaps instead of assuming an inferior result you should just learn about the method and give it a try

[fattrucker01]

it is working on my kids and it is the first week

[fattrucker01]

@fattrucker01 hi

[1bettisp]

Sure made my life a lot easier!

[jeanette1982]

Thank you so much for posting this. It's something I'd really take to try out when I start teaching! :)

[bunsnburgers]

keep your dear teacher happy, hahahaha.

[TeacherBC06]

This is great for my ESL high school classes.

[k1234kj]

thanks for information of your five classroom rules

[Jana63]

These rules are wonderful and hit every major management and behavioral element. Thank you so much for these videos. I'm learning SO much!

[strawberrylaralara]

Thanks for these ideas, I like this programme. I live in New Zealand and teach Year Two kids, how can I learn this?