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29 de abr. de 2023 · Em vez disso, Kohn recomendou a Criação Incondicional e provou que isso poderia trazer impactos positivos às crianças e ajudá-las a se tornarem pensativas, independentes, confiantes e responsáveis. Esse tipo de método de criação pode ajudar os pais a entenderem as necessidades de seus filhos e a refletir sobre a maneira como os educam.
February 23, 2015 Four Reasons to Worry About “Personalized Learning” By Alfie Kohn Tocqueville’s observations about the curious version of democracy that Americans were cultivating in the 1830s have served as a touchstone for social scientists ever since. One sociologist writes about the continued relevance of what Tocqueville noticed way back then, particularly the odd fact that we ...
Alfie Kohn writes and speaks widely on human behavior, education, and parenting. The author of several books and scores of articles, he lectures at education...
28 de mar. de 2006 · A groundbreaking approach to parenting by nationally-respected educator Alfie Kohn that gives parents “powerful alternatives to help children become their most caring, responsible selves” (Adele Faber, New York Times bestselling author) by switching the dynamic from doing things to children to working with them in order to understand their needs and how to meet them.
4 de mar. de 2024 · Cognitive Load Theory An Unpersuasive Attempt to Justify Direct Instruction By Alfie Kohn. A remarkable body of research over many years has demonstrated that the sort of teaching in which students are provided with answers or shown the correct way to do something — where they’re basically seen as empty receptacles to be filled with facts or skills — tends to be much less effective than ...
By Alfie Kohn. Because the question that serves as the title of this chapter doesn’t seem all that complicated, you might think that after all this time we’d have a straightforward answer. You might think that open-minded people who review the evidence should be able to agree on whether homework really does help. If so, you’d be wrong.
Kohn suggests parents help kids solve problems; provide them with choices; and use reason, humor, and, as a last resort, a restorative time away (not a punitive time-out). This lively book will surely rile parents who want to be boss. Those seeking alternative methods of raising confident, well-loved children, however, will warmly embrace Kohn ...
