Question

Write a Paragraph on the topic " I wish my teacher knew"

Answer 1

Answer:

As a first-year teacher, Kyle Schwartz just didn't know where to begin. "I just really didn't know what I didn't know," she says.

So, she came up with a very simple idea: She offered her third-graders notecards and asked them to complete the sentence, "I wish my teacher knew... ."

"Instead of making assumptions about my students, I really just allowed them the space to tell me what I needed to know," says Schwartz.

The responses were varied, and Schwartz came away with a deeper understanding of her students, their thoughts, and their home lives. As it grew, students began to read aloud what they had written to their classmates, creating a powerful community-building experience. This, in turn, says Schwartz, led to valuable learning.

"I do believe that relationships are at the heart of every learning experience," she says.

In this edition of the Harvard EdCast, Schwartz, now in her fifth year of teaching and author of the book I Wish My Teacher Knew — a collection of students' answers — speaks about the exercise, its effect on learning, and why she decided to share it with the world.

Answer 2

Answer:

FEW HINTS

Explanation:

7 Things I Wish My Teacher Knew

I am exhausted. I wish you knew that I am barely getting enough sleep every night

I am trying my best

I have other classes

The times have changed

I need you to tell me it's okay

That I have no idea what I'm doing

My mental health is struggling