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Why are so many of our teachers and schools so successful? John Hattie at TEDxNorrkoping

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Spoken like a man who has never spent a full week inside a new Zealand high school He has NO idea!
Comment from : @growtocycle6992

To me, the teacher effects in your statistical modelling mostly functions as a dummy variable, capturing unidentified parameters and non-systematic error components And in any case, at least you admit that family and student factors are by far the most crucial determinants of learning achievement
Comment from : @gatopardoantico5657

Excellent! Fabulous words may look like heartshaking Do they really impact positively? brBy the way, what do you mean by achievement here?
Comment from : @huiyibao

Excelente
Comment from : @hectormiguelpumarejomindio2095

Unfortunately, many of our schools are not successful, and furthermore are slipping especially in Australia
Comment from : @jamesbalthes6353

John Hattie, investigador neozelandés, quien después de 15 años de trabajo realizó un metanálisis de 50000 estudios que involucraban a 250 millones de estudiantes, fue duramente criticado por supuestamente haber reducido la enseñanza y el aprendizaje a una lista de factores, muchos de ellos subestimados en otros estudios Sin embargo, muchas de las cosas derivadas de tal metanálisis - desde mi experiencia - parecen ser ciertas Además, los argumentos que se utilizan para refutar sus ideas, él claramente las considera limitaciones de su trabajo y los menciona en el prefacio de su libro Bien hace al citar a K Popper y señalar que "Aquellos entre nosotros que no están dispuestos a exponer sus ideas al peligro de la refutación, no deben participar en el juego científico"brbr01:53, Brisbane
Comment from : @mqlupazos

What countries is this information based?
Comment from : @celenanores4326

"Get rid of the teachers that compare the beginning of the year scores with the end of the year, they're criminal" 🤣 You KNOW that he got a thousand likes out of that comment alone!
Comment from : @threemileteacher

the thing I love about this most is the optimistic scope This is how we move forward, telling the truth and aiming high
Comment from : @jungletheme2094

Mr Crowhurst from year seven at Granville Boys High School
Comment from : @XandroLombardi

We have to trust in the CREATOR! HALLELUYAH!!!!
Comment from : @markdemell3717

Yes, now students are able to choose a different gender every day Teachers who are not careful regarding political correctness soon find their careers in jeopardy As long as school systems spend a lot of time and money on standardized testing, real education will not be happening After thirty-five years of public school teaching, I left my students wanting more Today I would probably face investigations for offending someone The safe place for students today is homeschooling I started using technology in school in 1978 Looking back, I would now suggest that technology in schools was and is a massive waste of time and money dispensed by teachers who, by and large did not use them effectively Dare I suggest, computers were often used as babysitters Listening to my grandchildren, I get the idea that school is a very scary place to send children Enough Don't get me started on curriculum or inept departments of education
Comment from : @freddyfriesen

What really matters 9:00
Comment from : @Urgirl_lex123

Absolutely inspiring Thank you for sharing
Comment from : @beatrixivanov538

Impact is a powerful word in education
Comment from : @bethpaff3930

John Hattiegreat gowns, beautiful gowns
Comment from : @baritonebynight

Wonderful! Teachers also dont stop learning how to be teachers - building excellence and mentorship amongst the profession is a great way to keep the business healthy I could listen to this man all day Learnt so much, thank you John Hattie
Comment from : @BubblePi

I came to this video to find out the answer I can tell you, schools are not successful because they care for the mind of the student I am experiencing this first hand and it sucks
Comment from : @unknownbeing9611

Feedback I feel is an essential tool all grade levels can benefit from I also like to have students come to the board and be the teacher because this way I receive feedback about how well students understand what I am saying I teach kindergarten and it is interesting to have a student explain how he or she comes up with answers I do this a lot with math skills It lets me know if I am reaching students successfully when teaching these skills
Comment from : @bethpaff3930

John Hattie hits the nail on head Please watch!
Comment from : @andrewpappas7198

too much generalisation! too much you got to have! too much overlooking the individual human being! if the system is respectful to the development of humane human beings, this information is not that relevant
Comment from : @Freihofner88

Let's just learn together School is not real life
Comment from : @plerpplerp5599

We need to consider out of this video clip the impact of the teacher on his students' achievements
Comment from : @معانستفيد-ض5ب

DR Hattie do you know david hattie
Comment from : @g_ionknoway

I'm your cousin'
Comment from : @g_ionknoway

Fix the teacher??? This is why the "reformers" always get it wrong The system and society is broken
Comment from : @corniercreates

I like the typewriter behind! Thank you for the talk-" Fix those teachers"??
Comment from : @wajdatabassum2784

Boring
Comment from : @sha6267

I found this video to be very informative I think that John Hattie has a lot of knowledge and understanding
Comment from : @leslieatkins1153

good talk
Comment from : @helgabaldursdottir4356

It is so wonderful to finally have a strong bank of research that identifies what goes into good teaching
Comment from : @bethcrastnopol7507

so the main ideas I remember is teachers should know the starting points of each student and brand new teachers need to bring their "expertise" and experiences onto a debate with professional seniors
Comment from : @kyduyenvo5880

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Comment from : @jorgequinones5460

food for thought thank you found it useful
Comment from : @madihaahmed88

The problem is not the teachers It the ENTIRE education system We need to redo everything from what's being taught to how it's being taught and everything in between We need a new model for the 21 century
Comment from : @97GoldDust