This is actually pretty amusing, but I guess maybe something like this is sometimes needed to get teachers to see their own need to provide differentiated instruction which truly engages learners. Bernie Dodge published (apparently awhile back) a “Boredom Analysis Checklist.” Perhaps this could be used to determine if someone is, in fact, a REAL teacher, or a FAKE one?
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3 responses to “Real or fake teaching test?”
hi am lashan and i want to teach a fake school
ok i just want have fun with the childern
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