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Great Concept Development

How to Design Great Concept Development

Classroom Management, Concept DevelopmentBy John HollingsworthApril 7, 2017Leave a comment

Skills Die. Concepts Live Forever.How to Design Great Concept Development Ten thousand years ago people added with their fingers.  Four thousand years ago they used an abacus.  In the 1960s–calculators.  Today, you can tell your cellphone to do the math for you. Although how to add has changed, whether you need to use addition, subtraction,…

Concept Development: What it is and Why it is Relevant

Concept Development, Research ReviewBy Patricia BogdanovichAugust 18, 20143 Comments

Click the image to see an example of a Concept being taught. What is Concept Development? The Concept is the big idea or generalization contained in the Learning Objective. In Concept Development, you explicitly teach the students the concept, what it is, the generalization, the big idea. The Concept includes a written, bulletproof definition, along…

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