Authentic Teaching Authentic Learning

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AUTHENTIC TEACHING AUTHENTIC LEARNING

   

Authentic teaching is not all about teaching to know, but teaching to performance-basis and creativeness. Authentic teaching performance reflects some fairly and accurately real learning by all students. As well as for the students who are engaged through virtual learning. A standardized test could bring about backward design for the students. This is a red flag.

 

An authentic assessment should seek to avoid the use of traditional assessment where the students learning styles are ignored.

 

The objectives of learning are well stated in the lesson plan and students' active involvement in the instructions that are been given in our feedbacks.

 

When there is authentic feedbacks come from every key player in the demonstration of the instructional strength and success. Some of the Handling Negative Thoughts authentic way to assess students' knowledge and achievement are keeping profiles, portfolios, exhibitions, performances, presentations, projects, and experiments.

 

Every child deserves authentic teaching, including yours. Tutelage Home Teachers are available.

 

Contact us via our email address link attached to this mail or call us on us 08082233286 or 09024299391.


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