Brandy Hayes

[Brandy Hayes @BrandyHaye67758]

@HeatherCato A7: You have to know what students were expected to learn previously, what you need to build onto that and where they are headed next year. #LitLearnLead

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@HeatherCato A6: The main implication would be actually providing PD that would show teachers the how, but more importantly explaining the WHY of aligning those three things and the benefit to students.

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@HeatherCato A5: We can use technology to integrate into lessons, that will increase engagement and allow for students to demonstrate their learning however they need to. #LitLearnLead

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@HeatherCato A4: Finding time to make sure teachers are implementing it and also getting teachers onboard with it. #LitLearnLead

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@HeatherCato A3: Collaborating with each other and making sure everyone is on the same page at weekly PLCs. #LitLearnLead

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@HeatherCato A2: There will be a clear understanding of what students need to learn, how it will be taught, and how it will be measured. #LitLearnLead

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@HeatherCato Hi, I'm Brandy. I am teaching 4th grade science this year and I couldn't live without my Sharpie pens.

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@HeatherCato A1: Collaborating across grade levels and to following the TEKS accordingly. #LitLearnLead

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@Mroddy1Roddy @HeatherCato Yes, building relationships should be number one!

[Brandy Hayes @BrandyHaye67758]

@HeatherCato The most important thing to do is build relationships with your peers. If they don’t respect you as a person, they will not respect what you have to share. #litlearnlead

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@HeatherCato A1: Literacy leadership is having being able to share the knowledge you have on literacy, collaborating with peers and ongoing learning
#litlearnlead