This document discusses teaching students learning strategies rather than just content. It emphasizes that the key to effective learning is the thought processes used and introduces various learning strategies like anchoring, reframing, and asking powerful questions. The overall goal is to help students discover their strengths and unique abilities so they can take ownership of their learning.
4. We do not teach students
HOW TO LEARN
in the classroom
5. TEACHING THE STUDENTS WHAT TO
DO INSIDE THEIR MIND
learning strategies
The key to effective learning, understanding and memory
is the specific thought process you go through when you
are learning.
Learning Strategies
Tested and Fine-tuned in the classroom
14. Anchoring uses a stimulus; it may be a sound, an image, a
touch, smell or a taste to trigger a consistent response in
you or someone else. We learn by making links and
associations.
Anchoring
16. Reframing
Nothing has meaning except the
meaning we choose to give to it.
Language is a powerful tool for
changing limiting beliefs into
empowering beliefs.