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1 thought on “A House”
“My students and my administrators don’t need or want to go to the basement or the attic. They want to see what is happening on the main floor. ”
We might add that most teachers do not care about what’s in the basement. We too are won over by what we encounter on the main floor. We are largely won over by…
1. The insights we have when we get into the minds of our learners by putting ourselves in their shoes at a TPRS demo (slow, sufficient reps, simple, teaching for June, playful, meaningful, etc).
2. The results we witness in our classrooms as students begin to do what had always hoped they would do (pick up language and use it).