Charlie Bryant

[Charlie Bryant @Charlie75303313]

#tldeuno2022

[Danny Steele @SteeleThoughts]

5 tips for building class climate:

1) Talk to kids when they walk into class.

2) Learn 1 thing about each student.

3) If you have to get on to a kid, do it privately.

4) Apologize when needed.

5) Don’t take yourself too seriously.

[Charlie Bryant @Charlie75303313]

#tldeuno2022

[Joe Feldman @JoeCFeldman]

A brief (but helpful) article about a teacher's experience w benefits of not deducting the grade for late work. https://t.co/Qmfd7Vq7RC

[Charlie Bryant @Charlie75303313]

#tldeuno2022

[Dr. Catlin Tucker @Catlin_Tucker]

As school leaders prepare for the 2022-2023 school year, these 4 trends can help them identify district priorities & create a strategic plan.

4 Trends to Watch in Education
https://t.co/hTNOZ7EkCo

#equity #blendedlearning #onlinelearning #edutwitter #edchat #edtech #education

[Charlie Bryant @Charlie75303313]

@CanHACKIt Yes, education should be as free and open source as possible! It makes the most sense for the advancement of society

[Charlie Bryant @Charlie75303313]

@MrsSMobley Practicing before doing anything in front of a live audience is a great tip! Otherwise it's so easy for things to go wrong and you lose credibility...

[Charlie Bryant @Charlie75303313]

@alli_kalal13 Love that shift in paradigm! You don't have to be the expert on everything at all times, often the best way to teach is being open to being taught

[Charlie Bryant @Charlie75303313]

@ColleenHacker4 Great point @ColleenHacker4, I think too often we aren't on the lookout for burnout from our students or ourselves

[Charlie Bryant @Charlie75303313]

WU: The pace of technological innovation is faster than ever, so I think it’s crucial to teach our students that learning any particular tool is never as important as learning to be comfortable with new tools as they emerge and confident in their ability to adapt #tldeuno2022

[Charlie Bryant @Charlie75303313]

@momarchs I've always hoped that technology will be something of an "equalizer" in bringing more opportunity in education which means that it needs to be able to provide genuine connection and collaboration

[Charlie Bryant @Charlie75303313]

@brookerosener__ True, there's always going to be that "hot new trend" but we need to not keep changing for the sake of change but only if it will truly be helpful for our students

[Charlie Bryant @Charlie75303313]

@alli_kalal13 Wise words :)

[Charlie Bryant @Charlie75303313]

@brookerosener__ I'm always like "y'all... there's a much better way to do this" when I see them scroll through multiple pages of the class stream. But that's the "home page" so that's where the main attention goes

[Charlie Bryant @Charlie75303313]

@MadieBrady_ This is a great response. I think too often the accessibility piece is overlooked but it is essential that you aren't advantaging some students based on the learning tools they can use. Motivation is huge too of course! Why use it otherwise?

[Charlie Bryant @Charlie75303313]

@LortzKayla Very true! It is easy to get so excited about a tool that you would want to be using yourself that you don't realize that it may not fit your audience

[Charlie Bryant @Charlie75303313]

@JeanneM222 Agreed on this. Like with all the folks who described what Ed Tech meant to them, the words "purposeful" and "intentional" are important

[Charlie Bryant @Charlie75303313]

A3: I think an important consideration is that it’s really important to keep the causal relationship between Ed Tech and learning in the correct order. The lesson goal is made and then the Ed Tech is chosen to help reach the goal, not the other way around. #tldeuno2022

[Charlie Bryant @Charlie75303313]

@MrsSMobley I've never heard of Seesaw before this week, but after everyone talking about it I definitely want to learn more!

[Charlie Bryant @Charlie75303313]

@emauro25 Seconded on Google Workspace - I am using it constantly with all of the many apps it has. I even use Google Calendar to set up out of class appointments with students.

[Charlie Bryant @Charlie75303313]

@LortzKayla Kahoot is a favorite among my students as well! If you can assign something a score where students can compete with their friends it seems they become approximately 1000% more interested