Rote learning and practice are important
Rote learning and practice typically provide the foundation for deeper understanding and more creative expression.
By Guest Column —— Bio and Archives--August 6, 2010
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By Michael Zwaagstra
If you ask romantic progressive educators to tell you what they think about rote learning, you will probably hear a long list of the dangers of having students recite “mere facts” about which they have little or no understanding. With such a description, one conjures up images of teachers standing in front of students having them recite, from memory and often in unison, canned responses to predetermined questions.
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