Last week, I wrote an article called 10 Teaching Myths Busted. Those myths were:
- Teaching preparation programs produce prepared teachers
- When I get my own classroom the students will respect me
- Students come to school primarily to learn
- I teach an elective class, surely all of my students want to be there
- If I have problems with a student, [SOME ACTION]Â will solve everything
- If I have problems with a student, I can request a schedule change
- The best teachers treat all students equally
- Teachers get three months off in the summer
- Teachers don’t get paid well
- Standardized tests are horrible for education
I decided to take a risk and design my first infographic based on this article. Please share your thoughts on this in the comment section below. I am considering creating infographics for some of the other articles on my site, but I would love your feedback so I can make them even better. Here we have “Ten Teaching Myths”
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