Below, we're trying a new experiment as the school year winds down: we're posting viral videos like this one; pairing them with related Times content; then suggesting a few quick teaching and learning ideas inspired by the combination.
Three Quick Teaching Ideas 1. Make a video featuring a message that has influenced you: Steal The Glossary's idea and take a great commencement speech, a series of quotes from a variety of great speeches, a favorite book passage, or words of wisdom or advice you have found anywhere else and make your own video that illustrates them.
You use an expression and people laugh Locals are usually quick to teach you slang expressions, and you jump at the chance to throw them casually into conversation.
Irving Kagan, the youngest, beat a quick path to teaching at Hunter College High School, where many of his students ask to remain on his e-mail list of recommended reading after they graduate.
The obvious absurdity of the original moral calculations — that a quick result would teach the German militarists a lesson or, on the other side, put the French empire out of business — led people to make new, desperate ones.
"We are teaching quick-fire techniques, moving in an urban environment -- things that have not been done in basic training for combat support and combat service support before," said Lt. Col. Fred W. Johnson, commander of a basic training battalion at Fort Jackson, S.C., where the Army conducts its mixed-sex training.
So, I'm keen actually, for this, for example, for the insulin to come out with the quick reference to teach the paramedics as well.
We have taken this practice and formalized it into a simple, quick, and easily taught procedure that we have named the Ipswich Touch Test (IpTT).
Direct instruction is the quickest method of teaching, but it tends to leave students with non-traditional abilities behind.
As a veteran educator, I am concerned that today's reforms to curriculum standards reflect a misguided search for a quick fix in the teaching and learning process ("A Tricky Matter of Balance of Standards and Exams," Education page, May 1).
Fashionable quick fixes for lousy teaching -- such as performance-based pay and excessive test-based accountability -- aren't the solution; but neither is the defense of teachers who persist with ineffective classroom practices.
