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#SuperbSchools 'Myths of Education'

10/2/2019

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#SuperbSchools worldwide edchat is back again on Sunday 17th February. This time, Blake Harvard (@effortfuleduktr), a prolific #edumyth debunker, will co-host the chat with me. Blake is an AP Psychology teacher in Nashville, Alabama. Anyone that has read Blake's blog will know that he does not hold back when it comes to shining a light on some of the biggest misunderstandings in education. 

The complete global chat times are located here, with the highlighted regions being:
  • Boston 8 am
  • London 1 pm
  • Amsterdam 2 pm
  • ​Abu Dhabi 5 pm
  • Bangkok 8 pm
  • Singapore 9 pm​ ​​​​
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This week's questions:
Click on a question to check out the threads on Twitter and join the conversation.
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Intro) What is your role and context? Name/tag some people or groups that share effective learning practices.
Q1) What are some myths of education? Where do most of them originate?
Q2) Why do you think these #edumyths continue to be used and affect the classroom?
Q3) What are the best ways to combat these #edumyths on an individual, school, and district level?
Q4) On the whole, do you believe social media helps to fight or proliferate the myths mentioned?
Tweets from the EdChat (Wakelet Collection)
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All of the responses are collated in the Wakelet below.
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