Check out my new article with practical strategies for reducing Anxiety in students through distance learning. "When the crisis is over, students won't remember what you taught them—they'll remember that you made them feel safe and cared for." https://t.co/WCa4Afb3nn
This sweet video was part of our school newscast today. Thanks you, Mrs. Clark for the simple reminders! Be sure to check the eLearning site, as our school news is updated on Tuesdays and Thursdays!
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A1: Teachers can actively engage students by creating well planned lessons that use “curiosity” to initiate learning to occur in a fun and memorable way. #curiositymatters2FMSD20
@HFrance613 This course has already presented me with ideas that I've tried and I can see how more student-centered, hands-on activities are allowing students to use find their voice. Engagement has increased!
@LampleyJoy I agree. I am invested and engaged in teaching lessons that I enjoy and have curiosity about-I am often curious about how my students will absorb the lesson and what they will take away from it. I love getting feedback from my students as it helps me select topics, activities.
A2: Curiosity is at the core of learning. Allowing students to wonder, observe, interact, give input and question promotes student-led growth that will serve as a foundation for creating life-long learners, problem-solvers and global leaders. #curiositymatters2FMSD20
@ritzyfmms Empowering students to take control of learning is a worthwhile endeavor. An empowered student will experience success because she will have the tools & skills needed to explore topics that inspire curiosity, leading to discovery and authentic learning.#curiositymatters2FMSD20
During this time of unprecedented disruption in education delivery, every effort counts! Here’s an opportunity for one hardworking educator to help bridge the divide between teacher and students.
A1: Teachers can honor curiosity by giving students space to ask questions, talk, be heard, share insights. Invested students = learners! Let's listen. #curiositymatters2FMSD20
The ideas presented in this lesson truly will forever change the way I teach. I appreciate that creativity is welcomed for students AND teachers! Opportunities to write in guidance lessons will grow strong, curious leaders. #FMSDwrites2learn20