Deloris

Wife, mother, ELA instructional coach

[Knowledge Matters @KnowledgeMatrs]

In Ep. 6, @DelorisELACoach talks about how assessment passages should align to the topic of study.

"So if they've read about Vikings, then the passages are something about Vikings."

Hear more from educators in Ep. 6, out now!

https://t.co/TqDgwQyzgz

#knowledgematters

[Lysa TerKeurst @LysaTerKeurst]

Here’s a cheat sheet of how Satan whispers:
If only you were...
People think you’re so...
Why can’t you just...
You're too much.
You're not enough.

Don’t help him get you into a state of defeat by believing and repeating his scripts. God knows you completely and loves you fully!

[Curriculum Matters @CurriculumMatrs]

"If the whole class knows they've just done a unit on astronomy and they all know about it, then they can all write about it." @deloriselacoach

#CurriculumMatters
#KnowledgeMatters

Listen to episode 4: https://t.co/ENjltvYiTD

[Karen Vaites @karenvaites]

@kyairb @natwexler @ClassroomWonder Spoiler: @kyairb’s kids crushed it. He told me, and they showed me, years ago.

But the initial doubts are really important to contemplate.

Teachers need to believe All Kids Can.

His journey, and the similar story from @DelorisELACoach, make this podcast a must.

[#LiteracyMatters Tennessee @TN_Literacy]

We can’t get enough of this new #KnowledgeMatters podcast!

Episode 3 with Tennessean @DelorisELACoach has definitely been our favorite!

#Reading360

[Deloris @DelorisELACoach]

@USHistoryIdeas @natwexler @ClassroomWonder I will have to ask permission! 😁

[Deloris @DelorisELACoach]

@ClassroomWonder @AbbyTeachesDSM @kyairb I am so excited to be a part of this amazing podcast!

[Knowledge Matters @KnowledgeMatrs]

"Why am I not using the word stalactite, and stalagmite with all of these kids?"

We love hearing @AbbyTeachesDSM's passion for knowledge. Hear more from Abby and other educators in Ep. 3 out now! @kyairb @DelorisELACoach

https://t.co/TqDgwQy1r1

#knowledgematters

[Elise Lovejoy @EliseLovejoy]

The reading strategy practiced is the one students will use.

Want them to guess?
Give them books full of words they cannot decode.

Want them to attend to the text and use the words to read?
Give them books with words composed of the phonics and structures they have learned.

[Knowledge Matters @KnowledgeMatrs]

Introducing the Knowledge Matters Podcast!

Our inaugural season, Reading Comprehension Revisited, drops on June 28th, hosted by author and journalist @natwexler.

Listen to the trailer here:
https://t.co/TqDgwQy1r1

#KnowledgeMatters

[Jenine @jenine_hanson10]

@ClassroomWonder @natwexler @CattsHugh @drgoffney @pentucketteach @kyairb @JSchimank @holly_stripling @Deloris83818301 🎧

[TN Dept of Education @TNedu]

This week, the department is highlighting @PCSSTN Schools and the great work this district is doing to accelerate academic achievement. Help us celebrate this #BestforAllDistrict!

[Karen Vaites @karenvaites]

Tennessee teachers are some of the most talented and dedicated professionals I know, and they are going to set America on fire with their accomplishments in the next few years.

Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.

[Lysa TerKeurst @LysaTerKeurst]

I think when we get to heaven, the places we served in secret will actually be what prompts Jesus to say, “Well done. Remember when you took the time to listen and love that person? That’s the day you helped change the world.”

[Deloris @DelorisELACoach]

We began Unit 2 in CKLA yesterday with a virtual field trip to the Smithsonian National Zoo to observe some animals. The students were super engaged! @natwexler @ClassroomWonder

[Lysa TerKeurst @LysaTerKeurst]

Remind your heart of this truth today: God has given me power, love, and a sound mind. Therefore, I can walk unafraid. I can live unafraid. I can be unafraid.

"For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind.” 2 Timothy 1:7 (NKJV)

[Danny Steele @SteeleThoughts]

Most great teachers didn’t start out that way! But…

1) They reflected on what worked and what didn’t.

2) They learned from their colleagues.

3) They always kept their focus on the students.

Every teacher can be a BETTER teacher!

[Danny Steele @SteeleThoughts]

If you notice a successful principal, you should assume there is a faculty and staff that is crushing it.