@Miss_Snuffy Besides that, they have already been in school for hours. We just can't assume that each student has the same situation. Why should we not give them the opportunity for down time so that they might be set up for success for the following long day.
@Miss_Snuffy Depending on the age range that we are looking at, there are students who go straight from school to a work shift. Some of these kids take care of younger siblings while their parents work a night shift. Some kids do not go home to an environment where homework can be worked on.
#bfc530 Hello! I am a pre-service teacher, but part of my education philosophy right now is building a classroom environment that promotes trust and flexibility. This can look like a student feeling like they can have a conversation with me to work out solutions and set goals.
Love #ChoiceBoards but don't have enough time to make one? ๐
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Question for teachers and others who work with students: what are your stories about successfully connecting with a seemingly "unreachable" student?
#IM422#edchat
.@scsuenglish is partnering with @CSBSJU and @clcmnedu to welcome three renowned poets to campus.
SCSU will host โA Reading and Conversationโ from 5-8pm Sept. 27, featuring poets Ilya Kaminsky, Valzhyna Mort and Nikola Madzirov. The event is open to all. https://t.co/3hRaJQEhMf
What are some go-to ways to introduce media literacy? I'm specifically interested in how to talk about social media use in a way that students will take seriously. #IM422
@irvspanish#IM422 A3: Bellringer/Daily Question/Would you rather to start things off. Give students a chance to think, write, talk to one another and then share. Activates their thinking, even if it's not something related to that days topic (though if you can find a way to do that, yay!)
I have not had much time with students yet, but I do like to include multiple assessment options in my lesson plans. I would love to let students have a say in what would work/not work. #IM422