Emily Dabrowski

[Emily Dabrowski @DabPhysicalEd]

@MrHamiltonPE @OAHPERD Would you use this basketball routine as a warm up as well?

[Emily Dabrowski @DabPhysicalEd]

@PE4Learning Have you ever used Plickers for the exit tickets?

[Todd Beane @_ToddBeane]

ROUTINES: “Perhaps the single most powerful way to bring efficiency, focus and rigor to a classroom is by installing strong procedures and routines.” - @Doug_Lemov I would suggest the same for our training sessions as well. 👍 #TOVO

[Emily Dabrowski @DabPhysicalEd]

@MiddleTcs How true practice is absolutely needed.

[MindShift @MindShiftKQED]

Peeling back classroom routines and procedures might reveal a set of powerful underlying expectations we didn't realize were there @RonRitchhart @ProjectZeroHGSE https://t.co/w0Q3NhfY2N #edchat #teaching

[Dee Crescitelli @dcrescitelli]

Excited to be with middle grades teachers today digging into reasoning routines! #fosteringMPs @KyCenterforMath

[Australian Education Research Organisation (AERO) @EdResearchAU]

Classroom exit slips are an easy way to gather formative assessment data after a lesson or sequence of learning. AERO has developed some for you to print out and use in your classroom: https://t.co/S1Cl53drWu

[Tyler George @CoachTyGeorge]

Had some great feedback on how I start my class and was asked to share how I end it sooo here you go. Traditional? No. Effective for my setting? Yes. This is done after a Google Classroom "Exit Slip" type of closure.

[TeachThought @TeachThought]

By asking students to leave a little learning on a chair by the door on the way out of the classroom, exit slips are an easy way to reflect on learning. https://t.co/QEU10psAvP

[Mrs McVittie @MrsMcVittie]

Collaborating on developing routines and expectations for our classroom community!

[Emily Dabrowski @DabPhysicalEd]

@dani_novack @missheiszmusic This looks great for rhythms and dance intros

[Emily Dabrowski @DabPhysicalEd]

@MrStockerCHS Agreed this is a great resource for formative assessments. #smu622

[Emily Dabrowski @DabPhysicalEd]

@MrsStocker18 I would agree that I too need to improve on this area. These are great ideas of how to incorporate those quick checks and self assessments. #smu622

[Emily Dabrowski @DabPhysicalEd]

@SandySlinde This is a great idea. PE is such an amazing place to incorporate all 3 areas. I like the idea that the physical education environment can help to create that positive culture and bring community together. #smu622

[Emily Dabrowski @DabPhysicalEd]

@artwithmstheis This would be Ana amazing activity or idea for our students that finish an assignment, game or task early. #smu622

[Emily Dabrowski @DabPhysicalEd]

This is a great visual to look at for active listening this is great for middle school students. #smu622

[Sandy Slinde @SandySlinde]

Great tips for active listening! #SMU622

[Emily Dabrowski @DabPhysicalEd]

@TheandersonPE Sam I agree our middle school students really like these competitions. #smu622

[Sam Anderson @TheandersonPE]

Small competitions like this really make students enjoy PE #SMU622

[Emily Dabrowski @DabPhysicalEd]

This is a great visual to outline the basic guidelines for technology in the schools. #smu622

[Roxi Thompson @roxi_thompson]

In Digital Leadership, @E_Sheninger explains how the @NASSP identified "guidelines to assist school leaders in integrating technology in their schools and leadership practices." I created an infographic to share the four guidelines that stood out most to me. #digilead

[Emily Dabrowski @DabPhysicalEd]

@bernardmason This is a great tip. #smu622