by Annie Murphy Paul | Nov 3, 2013 | Articles
How to listen with the intention of learning. This is an important distinction as listening can be a very passive. The difference is between hearing and listening. We can hear someone talking and not take in the information. But listening, listening is active and... by Annie Murphy Paul | Oct 26, 2013 | Articles
Educator’s attitudes go a long way when helping students with math anxiety. The relationship between teachers and their students can be strong and the teachers thoughts and feelings on any subject can be passed on to the student. We want the teacher student... by Annie Murphy Paul | Sep 21, 2013 | Articles
Are we giving American students too much homework, or maybe, not enough? Everyone has an opinion but it’s possible that this is not the question we should be asking. What we should be asking is this: How is the after-school homework enriching the learning of our... by Annie Murphy Paul | Jan 11, 2013 | Articles
This year is expected to bring rapid change to education, particularly with the anticipated implementation of Common Core State Standards, Annie Murphy Paul writes in this blog post. The new year also is expected to include better use of education technology, as well... by Annie Murphy Paul | Nov 25, 2012 | Articles
Author Annie Murphy Paul suggests in this blog post that “old school” learning methods such as memorizing math facts, cursive handwriting and argumentation should not be discarded as teachers adopt more progressive instructional methods. For example, she...
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