Quote by Terry Marselle

“When you “lose yourself” inside the world of a fictional character while reading a story, you may actually end up changing your own behavior…

— Terry Marselle

“Since the 1960s, the national “average” of U.S. students on international tests has been middling to poor at best. Yet, the nation experienced unprecedented…

— Terry Marselle

“Some of the worst items in math suffer from forcing students to overanalyze process verses simply perform. In sports, are gymnasts rated on their…

— Terry Marselle

“As any parent, teacher, or psychologist will tell you, learning is substantially impacted when anxiety and stress are present. (longer answer coming). Understanding”

— Terry Marselle

“After twenty years of research, Willingham announced that he had arrived at the conclusion that critical thinking cannot be taught. That”

— Terry Marselle

“Brain studies of low SES children have shown them to be less able to filter out irrelevant information in a learning situation. Although this…

— Terry Marselle

“The children who were taught in English-only classrooms or transitioned to English instruction before they demonstrated well-established oral language abilities in their own language…

— Terry Marselle

“Thinking critically should be taught in the context of subject matter. The foregoing does not mean that teachers shouldn’t teach students to think critically—it…

— Terry Marselle

“Common Core has basically eliminated kindergarten. Yes, you read that correctly. It has moved the start of formalized instruction from Grade 1 to kindergarten.…

— Terry Marselle

“the researchers found that people who strongly identified with a fictional character who overcame obstacles to vote were significantly more likely to vote in…

— Terry Marselle

“Another problem we found relates to the pedagogical method used in the Gettysburg Address exemplar that the Common Core calls “cold reading.” This gives…

— Terry Marselle

“tests are constructed and normed on native English speakers and may not provide valid inferences about the achievement of English Language Learners. Psychometric”

— Terry Marselle