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Pedagogy Sound Bite (A Bi-Weekly Podcast)

Pedagogy Sound Bite (A Bi-Weekly Podcast)

By: Idowu Gabriel Olaotan
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 A platform created by a teacher for teachers/educators with the sole aim of encouraging 21st century teaching skills in teachers. It is also geared towards creating a learning atmosphere where students and teachers produce work and learning together. The teacher becomes more of a mentor or coach helping students achieve the learning goal. Teachers are always encouraged to using real-world examples within the classroom.Idowu Gabriel Olaotan
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  • TEACHING IS "REACHING THE MINDS"

    TEACHING IS "REACHING THE MINDS"
    Feb 24 2023

    Genuine affection for kids is the 'magic wand' that every impactful and successful teacher uses to alleviate many behavioral issues in their classroom. This sounds incredible, right? Yes! Until you understand the power of connection with your learners, your content and subject mastery would be undermined. And you know the consequence? Your compensation and peace of mind would suffer.

    In this new series: Teaching is 'Reaching the Minds', Gabriel is using this first episode to give a tip of the iceberg on how professional educators can lessen the nightmare they experience in the classroom and maximize their impacts and net worth. The series that would follow are powerful and engaging. You can't afford to miss out on any of them.

    Feel feel to share your thoughts, experiences, and suggestions.

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    #learner
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