Never Work Harder Than Your Students and Other Principles of Great Teaching
About the Course
This course is a book study of Robyn Jackson’s book Never Work Harder Than Your Students and Other Principles of Great Teaching. “The master teacher mindset is really a disposition toward teaching. It is a way of thinking about instruction, about students, about learning, and about teaching in general that makes teaching fluid, efficient, and effective.” Six principles of mastery teaching will be discussed and applied during this book study. Those principles are:
- Master teachers start where their students are.
- Master teachers know where their students are going.
- Master teachers expect to get their students to their goal.
- Master teachers support their students along the way.
- Master teachers use feedback to help them and their students get better.
- Master teachers focus on quality rather than quantity.
- Master teachers never work harder than their students.
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Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- Reflect upon their current teaching practice and implement plans for growth.
- Learn how to apply the master teacher principles effectively.
- Implement plans for professional growth.
Reviews
Erin Flynn
Hands down the most useful CoPilot class I’ve taken! Cheryl is a wonderful facilitator - frequent, clear communication and is flexible in allowing you to learn at your own pace.
Sarah Gilbert
This was a great class! I loved the book, and the assignments and discussions were so helpful in improving my practice as a teacher. I would definitely recommend this course!
Susan Mattson
This class, and the book, contain so much information that I can readily use in my classes this fall. The class was full of strategies that make sense and that will encourage students to think for themselves and learn more in the process.
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