--Originally published at teaching is my element<\/a><\/em>
<\/p>\nLast week in my flipped learning journey lead by Mr. Bauer I had a lot of fun. But we all concluded one thing: The teacher is a guide and although it's tempting to teach only what you think is right but knowledge only sticks if it represents some kind of effort.

Also, people are not the same, people learn at different paces, with different stimuli and with different motivation, so it's not right to just  standardize everything and make it their challenge.     We're living in the future, and it is more important to teach skills than than actual content, so we have to leave loose ends for them to complete them.


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