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Rethinking Student Independence (Teacher-Student Dependency - Part 1 of 4)
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Navigating Post-COVID Classroom Challenges: Teacher-Student Dependency
This episode of The Ed Answer Key dives head first into a critical question facing educators in a post-COVID world: are students becoming too reliant on teachers? We'll explore how the pandemic may have shifted student expectations, with a growing dependence on teacher guidance, involvement, and constant feedback.
The hosts unpack practical strategies to empower student independence. From setting timers before question time to fostering a "growth mindset" that embraces trying and failing, we'll hear from educators on the front lines. This isn't just about struggling students - even high-achievers can fall into dependency patterns. Join us as we unpack how teachers can shift their approach from "answer providers" to facilitators of learning and independent thinking. This is part one of a four-part series on Teacher-Student Dependency, so stay tuned for more in-depth exploration!
00:00 Welcome to the Ed Answer Key Podcast!
00:29 Exploring Teacher-Student Dependency
01:08 The Impact of COVID on Student Independence
03:48 Strategies for Fostering Student Independence
06:44 Concluding Thoughts and Resources
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