All Annotations of LeaderTalk: The Three "E's"[Preview]

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• The problem that I see with both of these strategies...is that the teacher "Owns" the
  learning. The kids attend, and they may be entertained and engaged; but
  it's still the teacher's gig.

• third E, "Empowerment".

  
  

  In this approach students are part of the system itself.

• This is a radical step forward from "Engagement" which seems to be
  the ed tech mantra right now..."Engage me or Enrage me." But students need more than engagement. They need to be empowered. They
  need to feel like they are not the just "bricks in the wall". They need
  to feel they are the architects, masons, (and yes) the laborers that
  are building the wall.