When students are not spending time trying to determine the right perspective, they are wasting energy. As a teacher, I want students to direct their energy into learning material. Adolescences use a different approach, they see life from their perspective and are not always able to understand others perceptions. This is the the effects of decreased activity in the medial pre-frontal cortex during adolescence. When I design my lesson plans, I consider students' limited perspectives. I attempt to access their perspectives in hopes to keep them actively engaged.
Monday, October 15, 2012
Lesson Planning
When students are not spending time trying to determine the right perspective, they are wasting energy. As a teacher, I want students to direct their energy into learning material. Adolescences use a different approach, they see life from their perspective and are not always able to understand others perceptions. This is the the effects of decreased activity in the medial pre-frontal cortex during adolescence. When I design my lesson plans, I consider students' limited perspectives. I attempt to access their perspectives in hopes to keep them actively engaged.
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