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E35S6 Understanding Understanding (I Don't Understand) Part 1


E35S6 In this episode I take a deep dive into understanding. What exactly does understanding entail? What are the intricacies involved in understanding? Do you really understand what it means to understand? Listen to find out about the complexities of understanding.

0:00 Intro

0:49 Brief show description

2:00 Wins and Fails Segment

9:00 Episode topic begins-Understanding recap

11:21 Facet 1: Explanation

18:23 Facet 2: Interpretation

28:53 Facet 3: Application

38:53 Show summary

40:20 Outro

References

Understanding by Design-Edition 2 by Grant Wiggins and Jay McTighe

Episode 31: Knowledge and Understanding

 

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