Ready for some Sizzling Summer Literacy Learning in 5 minutes or less? Let's start with "sight" or "irregular" words. What's best practice? Just click on the link & then the photo of Dr. Kilpatrick to watch & learn! More to come! https://t.co/AcKPrGxTSj
There is no mastery without feedback. But it’s hard.
This checklist has really helped me over the years.
My mantra for receiving feedback: Be brave. Listen. You can take what’s helpful and leave the rest.
My mantra for giving feedback: Clear is kind. Unclear is unkind.
Teachers get realtime feedback from instructional coaches through an earpiece while they're delivering instruction.
More and more educators are beginning to try bug-in-ear coaching: out https://t.co/zmpuX3cm4y
Teachers taking ownership of their learning - "A Tech-Rich Classroom: transforming teaching & learning with Chromebooks" - is your #PLN network in place?? #RRPS
@KarenDelay2@mburnsmath I’m so grateful she started opening my world to the way math should feel when I started learning to be a teacher. I’ll never forget, I UNDERSTOOD why it works out when multiplying fractions for the first time, when reading her book.
If you are a math teacher (particularly elementary) and haven’t followed Marilyn Burns yet, check her out. All of my college methods learned came from her books. #geekingout#elementarymathgeek https://t.co/h4k7pj2Cpw
I love interviewing. No paper, no pencil--I listen and learn. S was figuring out how many hours a friend spent on a science project she worked on for 3 days, 2 1/2 hours each day. What does her reasoning reveal about what she understands?