October 21st, 2012
Work or Learning?
While observing in classrooms in several schools these past few weeks, I was re-engaged in the examination of the language teachers and students use when describing the tasks in which students are engaged. It is often described as the “work” that students are to do. I’m wondering how that concept interferes with students’ focus on […]
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