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64. A
NGTC will support the use of pedagogical
standards by referencing one of the 5 standards
for all appropriate instructional materials
(listed in comments below).
The
Center for Research on Education, Diversity and
Excellence (CREDE) lists five Standards for
Effective Pedagogy which can serve as good
guidelines for enhancing geospatial
education: 1. Teachers and Students working
together - Facilitate learning through joint
productive activity among teacher and
students. 2. Developing Language Across the
Curriculum - Develop competence in the language
and literacy of instruction across the
curriculum. 3. Connecting School to Students’
Lives -Connect teaching and curriculum to
students' experiences and skills of home and
community (Contextualization). 4. Teaching
Complex Thinking - Maintain challenging
standards for student performance; design
activities to advance understanding to more
complex levels. Challenge students toward
cognitive complexity. 5. Emphasizing Dialogue
over Lectures - Instruct through teacher-student
dialogue, especially academic, goal-directed,
small-group conversations (known as
instructional conversations), rather than
lecture.
(From CREDE, Center for
Research on Education, Diversity and Excellence,
October 27, 2006.
http://crede.berkeley.edu/standards/standards.html) | | | |
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|
Response Percent |
Response Total |
| |
|
High Priority
(a center must do
this) | |
 |
22.5% |
9 |
| |
|
Medium
Priority (a center should do
this) | |
 |
42.5% |
17 |
| |
|
Low Priority
(only do if time and money allow)
| |
 |
12.5% |
5 |
| |
|
A NGTC should
not do this. | |
 |
7.5% |
3 |
| |
|
I don’t know
enough to comment on this but the statement makes
sense. | |
 |
15% |
6 |
| |
|
This
statement does not make
sense. | |
 |
0% |
0 |
|
|
 |
0% |
0 |
| Total
Respondents |
40 |
| (skipped this
question) |
0 | | |
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