In tHiS cLAsS We vALuE mIStaKeS

Teachers want students to feel comfortable making mistakes. But trying to assure students only reinforces the culture we have where mistakes are honestly not valued. Instead, teachers should refocus attention from a binary system of right/wrong to a system of education that evaluates the conditions and assumptions that define whether a claim or explanation is true, useful, or neither.
As a student, you'll want to question the times when a teacher's claim is valid or productive, and determine when there are limitations or conflicts. Accepting truth based on authority leads to toxic learning.

[@JamesMidgleyChem]

Love the open ended inquiry based pedagogy here. Thankfully the days of teachers standing at the front of class convincing the kids they know their chem rather than the kids proving this to the teacher are dwindling rapidly.

[@jchapman1994]

Very much congrats on the RUclips success. Hoping more to come your way

[@arkrou]

Grow up

[@coolkidsezdubs]

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