• KIC S3E2 ""Empowering Every Student: Flexible Teaching Methods" Featuring Carrie and KC Bree

  • Jun 29 2024
  • Length: 35 mins
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KIC S3E2 ""Empowering Every Student: Flexible Teaching Methods" Featuring Carrie and KC Bree

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  • Toby’s conversation with Carrie and KC Bree" centers on educational approaches, inclusion, and personalized learning. Carrie and KC discuss the importance of adapting teaching methods to fit individual student needs, sharing personal and professional experiences. They highlight how different students, including those with special needs, can thrive with the right support. Key themes include making learning relevant and engaging by connecting it to students' interests, and the significance of building relationships to understand each student's unique learning style. The conversation also touches on the challenges of advocating for tailored educational approaches over conventional norms, emphasizing the value of flexible, inclusive, and empathetic teaching practices.

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