The Importance of Dissenting Views in Collaborative Learning
Danielle Myburgh, Rebekah Nathan
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In this episode, we talk about why dissenting views and devil’s advocates are so important to our learning and growth. Follow on Twitter: @paradisecreated @MissDtheTeacher @bamradionetwork #edchatNZ #edchat#scichatNZ |
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October 6, 2015
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Rebekah Nathan is a New Zealand teacher who loves empowering students to be in engaged and innovative learners, and active members of their community. When she’ not teaching she’s working on a pile of unfinished art projects, cooking vegetarian food or exploring Wellington. Danielle Myburgh is #edchatNZ host and founder, maths and science teacher, e-learning specialist classroom teacher, masters in education student and overall learning junkie. Blog: www.MissDtheTeacher.blogspot.com.
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