Random thoughts thread

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Okay?

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This is also just a random thought i had

  1. A School Culture That Rewards Surface Reading

Roberts and Roberts (2008) make a powerful case that our current school culture, which allows savvy students to get decent grades for minimal effort, cultivates surface reading. They argue that the prolific use of quizzes and other kinds of objective tests encourages “surface learning based in… short-term memorization for a day or two… rather than deep learning that is transformative of one’s perspective and involves long-term comprehension” (p. 127). Moreover, they argue, many students don’t value a course’s “big ideas” because deep learning isn’t needed for cumulating a high GPA. (They cite evidence that nearly half of college students spend less than ten hours per week on out-of-class study, including time for writing papers and studying for exams.) Students like multiple choice tests, the authors say, because most objective testing allows students “to skim material a few days before an examination looking for the kinds of facts, definitions, concepts, and other specific information that the particular instructor tends to stress in examinations” (p. 129). When students apply a cost/benefit analysis, they see, quite rationally, that deep reading “may be an unwise use of valuable time if there are no adverse consequences” (p. 129). In short, unless we as teachers evaluate student performance at the levels of analysis, synthesis, and evaluation, “reading at that deeper level will not occur” (p. 129). (For an in-depth critique of school cultures that promote surface learning, see Weimer, 2002.)

  1. Students’ Resistance to the Time-on-Task Required for Deep Reading

Roberts and Roberts rightly identify students’ desire to avoid the deep reading process, which involves substantial time-on-task. When experts read difficult texts, they read slowly and reread often. They struggle with the text to make it comprehensible. They hold confusing passages in mental suspension, having faith that later parts of the text may clarify earlier parts. They “nutshell” passages as they proceed, often writing gist statements in the margins. They read a difficult text a second and a third time, considering first readings as approximations or rough drafts. They interact with the text by asking questions, expressing disagreements, linking the text with other readings or with personal experience.
But resistance to deep reading may involve more than an unwillingness to spend the time. Students may actually misunderstand the reading process. They may believe that experts are speed readers who don’t need to struggle. Therefore students assume that their own reading difficulties must stem from their lack of expertise, which makes the text “too hard for them.” Consequently, they don’t allot the study time needed to read a text deeply.

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I mentioned nutshell?
Hmm interesting

Ohh yess thats right i did. I forget i did because my mind hmm goes to fast.

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I aint gonna read all of these things, I don’t like deep studying nor like to put the habitus in children, wtf bruv

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hmmm yes yes now I can feel the universe

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But never forget…

:pray:

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yes I lie or lay hmmm yes yes

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hmmm yes never forget hmm yes yes understand

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hmmm yes now I see the truth

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Oh man :rofl: :rofl:

I need to go to sleep man, dont go crazy with all these realizations… Take it easy bro

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LOL

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Sure you never

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yo wtf how you even done that hahahahahahHAHAHAHAHAHHA

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He stole your phone when you weren’t looking and made those posts and quoted them then deleted them before you ever noticed

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GIMME BACK MY PHONE YOU SUN OF THE SKYl!

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what you mean man?

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Hey man if thats what u like, thats what u like

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damn man really?

Shit wrong person

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