Getting High
Published on Nov 11, 2019
High Expectations of students
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Our expectations of students can have profound effects
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Could expectations make a blind man see?
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Top Tips for High Expectations
- Make it hard
- Just out of reach
- They won't know any different
- Consider your undergraduate
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Top Tips for High Expectations
- Follow up your tasks
- Seminars
- Focus is on thinking
- Focus is on application
- Focus is on them
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Top Tips for High Expectations
- Be consistent
- Be challenging
- Don't accept mediocrity
- Expect more from them
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Top Tips for High Expectations
- Check their work - regularly & challenge them
- Go beyond the spec
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Top Tips for High Expectations
- Develop initiative
- Sometimes we have to step back & let them struggle
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Top Tips for High Expectations
- Make learning happen every lesson
- Make it worth turning up for
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Top Tips for High Expectations
- Your enthusiasm is infectious
- So are your expectations
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Our Expectations
- Learning happens every lesson
- Teaching content is high level & challenging
- Feedback moves the learning forward
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Our Expectations
- Every student is motivated to progress
- Every student knows how to improve
- Every student is working hard
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Our Expectations
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