Here are 20 observable characteristics of effective teaching. Pair this with our characteristics of a highly-effective learning environment and you’ll have a nice one-two punch to reflect on your craft.
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The words we speak matter. That’s why I believe we need to speak words of truth and hope not only to ourselves but to others as well. Here are 20 things we should say more often if we want to make the world more positive:
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A4: I think expectations have to connect to Ss own goals too. What are their desired outcomes? What behaviors of theirs are most likely to produce those outcomes? #LEARNLAP
A4: keep it simple. Too many “rules” is defeating. “Work hard and be respectful,” and teach students how their choices abide by these or not as you go. #LEARNLAP
A2: I think being open ourselves. I used to keep myself a secret, but Ss love it when we share stories, experiences of our own. Gives them permission to do the same. #LEARNLAP
@susangbarber I’ve found that students often come with the misconception that “editing” or “revising” often just means fixing grammar errors. Where does this come from? Part of the process is showing them there’s so much more to consider as they draft and revise!