Ali Fazzio

[Ali Fazzio @AliFazzio]

@TEducator101 @sheltech6710 I think one of our most important jobs as an educator is to always be our students' number one cheerleader. Sometimes, we are all they have, and our support means so much!

[Ali Fazzio @AliFazzio]

@edu_K_ated one of my favorite projects that the fifth grade does in my school is to create fake Facebook accounts and Text Message threads for characters in their books. I think it is such a great way to bridge social learning as well as technology in the classroom, with a little creativity

[Ali Fazzio @AliFazzio]

@sheltech6710 I love the point that the author makes about students being the principle agents of their own change! That is such powerful thinking and holds true for all of us! #beyourownchange

[Ali Fazzio @AliFazzio]

Another great popular source on using simulations in the social learning approach to boost student motivation in class! https://t.co/vse9jdmvW7 #6711SM6

[Ali Fazzio @AliFazzio]

Love this Scholastic article, a popular source on social emotional learning and its benefits in the classroom! https://t.co/DohwhKZ4ST #6711SM6

[Ali Fazzio @AliFazzio]

I always forget the hashtag! #6711SM6

[Ali Fazzio @AliFazzio]

Great article! Sheridan, B. A., MacDonald, D. A., Donlon, M., Kuhn, B., McGovern, K., & Friedman, H. (n.d.). Evaluation of a Social Skills Program Based on Social Learning Theory, Implemented in a School Setting. PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS, 108(2), 420–436. https://t.co/Q8obdEGPyZ

[Ali Fazzio @AliFazzio]

@ScottbMr What a great resource to encourage PBL in the classroom! :Looking forward to trying some in mine!

[Ali Fazzio @AliFazzio]

@sheltech6710 Great presentation! It was easy to understand and engaging to watch!

[Ali Fazzio @AliFazzio]

@Mrs_SKelly5 I love the idea of students using blogs. Our fifth grade just began a blogging project in correlation with the global read aloud they participated in. The students are loving having a space to share their thinking!

[Ali Fazzio @AliFazzio]

Great article about using blogs to create a constructivist classrom! #6711SM5
https://t.co/hqNaFmzLgr

[Ali Fazzio @AliFazzio]

Forgot the #6711SM5

[Ali Fazzio @AliFazzio]

Scholarly article on constructivist theory and character education including affects of positive teacher/student relationships
DeVries, R. (1998). Implications of Piaget’s Constructivist Theory for Character Education. Action in Teacher Education, 20(4), 39–47.

[Ali Fazzio @AliFazzio]

forgot to post the #6711SM5

[Ali Fazzio @AliFazzio]

Amazing video about the Constructivist Theory https://t.co/dgUlp3ujzX via @YouTube

[Ali Fazzio @AliFazzio]

Here is the website
References
DeVries, R. (1998). Implications of Piaget’s Constructivist Theory for Character Education. Action in Teacher Education, 20(4), 39–47. Retrieved from https://t.co/dxb0kKzhdZ

[Ali Fazzio @AliFazzio]

@sheltech6710 What a cool way to organize ideas! I love how easy it is to use! Definitely will tell my fifth grade colleagues about this!

[Ali Fazzio @AliFazzio]

@tdiimmelcteatc This is such a great chart! I love how it relates to cognitive learning theory in that it speaks of students participating in project based learning as well as incorporating how to prioritize learning! #6711SM4

[Ali Fazzio @AliFazzio]

Love the Scholastic blog posts! This one is all about graphic organizers that help students to write opinion pieces. For my higher writers, the first grade ones are perfect! https://t.co/Yjr1ppp06Z #6711SM4

[Ali Fazzio @AliFazzio]

This is an amazing Glogster created by user Sidoti07 and gives an awesome overview of Cognitive Learning Theory! It serves as an amazing example of a concept map as well and even includes a multimedia link! https://t.co/jJ66EcnFH2 #6711SM4