Classroom Teaching in 2030 - Willingham
2,484 views · Published 9 April 2010 · 6:29 · Indexed 20 October 2026
Channel: Hoover Institution · 2010 · Education
It seems self-evident that we can improve schooling if we tune education to the students' minds. But what about teachers? Teachers are expected to write curricula, write lesson plans, cope with enormous student diversity, and improve their teaching although they are given no opportunity to practice. This essay argues that those place unreasonable cognitive demands on teachers and pose a formidable problem in American education.
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