TikTok, like every social media platform, has it’s pros and cons, but integrating it into the classroom can be beneficial for you AND your students! Another reason that isn’t on this list is student engagement, TikTok helps bring dry concepts to life! #tws_s22
I love this whiteboard exit ticket. Not only does it allow for self reflection but students can share exactly what they understand or do not understand. Another way to do this can be using a google form for students to fill out #tws_s22
How do you provide a space for Ss to reflect on new learning – and let you know how they're feeling about it, too?
In T @BennerBrainiacs's classroom, this whiteboard exit ticket does the trick!
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From @edutopia & Greg Akai👇
“Blended learning stations allow teachers to create exciting interdisciplinary lessons that expose students to a variety of learning modalities.” https://t.co/BvUYrwhYGs
Reading over the summer provides ample benefits to readers of all ages. Learn more about summer reading, why it’s important, and strategies you can use: https://t.co/EXsaLP5VmQ
#SummerReading#BenefitsofReading#Students#Teachers
Do you ever wonder what classroom innovation could look like in a coordinated effort between teachers, principals, and your school superintendent? It might look something like Concord Community School District - where even kindergarten students self-pace!
As educators, we should not punish bad behavior for the sake of punishing. These consequences allow students to reflect and make better choices in the future. Technology can even be used by students to formulate a class specific cheat sheet so their ideas are heard. #tws_s22
Get the Logical Consequences Cheat Sheet PLUS other tips for Classroom Management
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Found this great image of Mayer’s 12 Principles of Multimedia Learning! Let’s be more critical of the multimedia we make available to students and ensure that it follows some of these principles. #tws_s22
I found this great article on how to integrate social media into the lives of students. It’s important to find a balance so that the world isn’t overly simplified or too complicated for our students. What are your thoughts on this piece? #tws_s22
"We seem to be living in an all-or-nothing, black-and-white world without any acknowledgment that there can be a middle ground."
#DigCitCommit#DigitalCitizens https://t.co/GJAVNgTJXa
We as teachers should teach our students that grades are not everything. When students become obsessed with grades true learning does not occur and testing anxiety spikes. Let’s talk about how to help our students value an education and not a grade #tws_s22
I found a great article on the different ways memes can be used to teach students! Do you see yourself implementing the use of memes in your classroom? #tws_s22 https://t.co/VXuigESUox
@alyssanh27 Hey Alyssa! I think that one’s social circle/online community should be included as well. This is important as we should consider the connections we make online, the discussions we partake in, and our interactions overall.
This is a great resource for future teachers! I love how it provided ideas for how to incorporate social media in the classroom in a way that is effective and beneficial for students #tws_s22
I found a website that let future teachers know 8 important things to before bringing social media into a classroom! What do you think about it? 📱 #tws_s22
https://t.co/HKkDP1Tk6v
@chriscostante Yes Christina! I agree wholeheartedly. Given how more and more students are becoming exposed to social media at an early age, it can be beneficial to teach them about cyber bullying and how SEL extends to their online behavior.
I always wondered if social and emotional learning could include social media. Personally I think that now, more than ever, the two go hand in hand. Any thoughts 🤔? #tws_s22