@laureneducation Promoting the idea to "think before you speak" in the classroom has relevance in and outside of the classroom. Promoting this will remind students to think hard about where they are struggling, to see if they can figure it out on their own, which will help their problem solving.
@anm0054 The culture of the classroom is what makes it unique. When students share their cultural differences it allows for the students to understand one another better, which will bring the students together as one. This can help students learn about other cultures besides their own.
"Students should be given frequent opportunities to express understanding, and learning tasks fine-tuned by the teacher to address individual capabilities.” What are some ways teachers can evaluate their student’s progress to ensure they are excelling in the classroom?#AUFOUN3100
“50 – 80% of year – over – year test score improvements were temporary and caused by fluctuations that had nothing to do with long term changes in learning.” After reading this quote, do you believe that standardized tests are a true representation of a students academic ability?
@Carolin86470106 I do think there are certain rules that need to be enforced everyday. These are rules that are going to stick with the students for forever. I think enforcing rules in the classroom also makes the students more responsible because they are expected to follow them.
@Drake_jones98 I think this is important because this allows for teachers to really invest in their students lives outside of school. This also shows the students that their teachers are there for them which will help the students succeed in the classroom.
"They do not know that the sun belong to them as surely to anyone else." In this quote the "sun" represents the idea of inclusion and equality. How can teachers teach the idea that everyone is equal in the classroom? (Paley, 1929, pg. 118) #AUCTEE3100
@caroline00134 I think the most important habit students can have are saying yes to their classmates. If students followed this rule like they follow putting their seatbelt on, then I think the classroom would be a more inclusive environment.
@KaceyKilgore I think as a society, predicting students futures by grades is the easiest way, but not the right way. Students future's should be based off of their work effort and determination.
"Although we all begin school as strangers, some children never learn to feel at home, to feel they really belong. They are not made welcome enough." What are some ways teachers can make the classroom a more inclusive environment, so these students feel more at home? #AUCTEE3100
@HannahHelton13 We need to overlook the stereotypes that society shows us. Once we recognize that these stereotypes are not true, we can have an impact on that students character as well as their academic success in the classroom.