
David Dockterman
@dockterman
Always learning. Lecturer, Harvard GSE; Global Learning XPRIZE Judge; Host, Shaping the Future podcast; consultant; father; friend
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https://scholar.harvard.edu/ddockterman 02-03-2014 01:14:05
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Can an ELA curriculum that integrates science & social studies help improve reading comprehension for K-4 students? Read more from James Kim & Zhongyu Wei of Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE) in a new #EdResearch4Recovery brief bit.ly/3A6VHM9




Read the thread. Thanks Daniel Willingham


"As any caregiver or teacher knows, becoming a reader unlocks a world of possibility for a child and helps build confidence and motivation. Thatās why our partner, Reach Every Reader, focuses on early literacy..." from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Annual Letter. czi.co/AnnualLetter


Great to see the work of ProfJimmyKim and his team getting shared. We need to get it into widespread practice. New Study Suggests Standardized Reading Tests Miss A Lot Of Learning via @forbes forbes.com/sites/nataliewā¦



"If there is something that most people agree about learning, it is the need to improve childrenās reading comprehension ā the million-dollar question of course is how to do it." Check out these insights from ProfJimmyKim, featured by Usable Knowledge. bit.ly/3UoWWhO

Perplexed? Embrace it! Confusion is a symptom of learning ā psyche.co/ideas/perplexe⦠via Psyche Magazine

Yes, our students need our feedback, but our colleagues may want it too. Give More FeedbackāOthers Want It More Than You Think behavioralscientist.org/give-more-feed⦠via Behavioral Scientist


Valuable insights from Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE) colleague Elizabeth Bonawitz @ebonawitz.bsky.social This is how to nurture curiosity in children (and yourself) ā psyche.co/ideas/this-is-⦠via Psyche Magazine

āYou want the new knowledge for the lowest price you can get it,ā good guidance from Amy Edmondson Failing Well: How Your āIntelligent Failureā Unlocks Your Full Potential - HBS Working Knowledge - via Working Knowledge hbswk.hbs.edu/item/failing-wā¦

Where did the visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learning style typology come from? apa.org/pubs/highlight⦠via American Psychological Association ānot a case of initial studies providing support for the VAK-based methodsā¦the VAK learning style typology had been conceptually problematic since its originsā

