4 Big Evidence-Based Ah-Ha’s for Teaching and Learning

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4 Big Evidence-Based Ah-Ha’s for Teaching and Learning Shift from traditional instructional practice to learning science informed practice In high-needs environments the need to balance high expectations, classroom dynamics, student support, and engagement Shift from learn enough to pass and mistakes are bad, to mistakes are how we learn on the path to competency based achievement Idea that high school students need to learn more than academics— restorative practices, social emotional and well-being competencies (and that this is primarily done through shaped experiences)