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@graciehunterII

It is very successful, and easy and fun to use for you and the students. I was recently told by a high school science teacher that the students who had come from me, whether of high or lower academic ability, knew their chemistry basics better than any students she had ever had. ...

@tashaerickson

It is not used every minute of the day. The great thing about WBT is how flexible it is. You can easily fold in traditional methods, especially things you already use successfully. WBT is a new way to do anything you want to use it with, not a new way that you HAVE to everything ...

@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 a...

@Justicia656

I would reject the idea that his is dumb. What you are seeing is remembering- and that is the basis of learning, at least in the first stages. Until the kids understand the basic concepts, a common language for what they are to learn, learning cannot progress further, or to higher o...

@mcvanskike

You are absolutely right. It works well at pretty much any level. Teachers modify the approach and can do more an more with it as they and their students become more adept at it.

The students really enjoy the interaction with one another, and the responsibility of helping teach thei...

@woodlandsartgal individual needs

However, noted experts in differentiation Carol Ann Tomlinson, and David Sousa clearly agree that it is okay for all the kids in a class to be doing the same thing at the same time, as long as that is not all you are doing.

What you are seeing here would consti...

@philnoll

Oooh. I had missed this one. Actually, trolling has nothing to do with science, just malicious and pointless comments made to elicit a response, or annoy people with no real purpose. Trolling is a form of intellectual vandalism, and is, frankly, pointless and more than a little immature.

@kiddlyjesus3000

Actually, I have had several kids who with LD issues, and several with Aspberger's, ADHD in different increments, and high functioning Autism. So far, without exception, all have thrived in this environment.

@10dollarnosebleed

In the face of the explanation given to previous posters on the purpose and content of this video, what exactly is your objection?