Disrupting Poverty: Five Powerful Classroom Practices: In teaching, teachers should be eclectic on what they want to explain in class, make smart choices and use appropriate strategies that fulfill students’ needs and goals. They are source of guidance and leadership in the classroom. As known, teachers have an immense impact on student’s success especially providing them with full attention so they can be able to feel valued and comfortable through learning. Due to the significance of teaching nowadays, attending this webinar is a good experience I has passed through. It is effective for me to know the impact of poverty on students achievement and it’s important to how to Deal with it. The Instructor was talking concerning Disrupting poverty: 5 powerful classroom tools teachers must follow. The presenter mentioned those tools which might be summarized as follows: 1. Caring Relationship and support: 2. High Expectation and Support 3. Professional accountability for Learning
The Best Education when the students are challenged. Blooms Taxonomy helps educators develop critical thinking and higher order cognitive abilities in students( Blooms 2008). In order to provide a framework of the objective, the teacher can build their lesson through blooms Taxonomy. And the most important point that we shed light on, is that the first levels of thinking must be mastered before the next one , from the simple one to the complex level to guide students to higher level of thinking. The Link Between the First two levels of thinking. The first the level of thinking that can be adopted by teachers in classroom is knowing(knowledge). This level of thinking activates students background in order to build on the previous ones , in other words, recall basic concepts related to the subject of interest. Age(2009) stated that you would need the prerequisites of knowledge how to walk before you would learn to run , which means learning information without the proper p