@learnwithwood A4: #1stchat Although I don't have my own classroom, I think it is important that teachers offer chances for the students to choose what they learn about next. Students are most interested in topics that they like!
@nicolejerome@learnwithwood It is always important for your students to know that they can feel free to say anything, because they are in an open-minded environment in the class!
@learnwithwood A3: #1stchat We can let students know that they have a voice by letting them have a say in the classroom rules or setup. It makes them feel more at home when they know that they have contributed to the class themselves.
@learnwithwood#1stchat I am still in college, so I do not have my own classroom just yet. But I have observed in schools where teachers will read book or tell stories to engage their students!
@learnwithwood#1stchat A1: Student engagement means that students are actively listening during class! It is shown when students are asking questions about the lesson and talk in class discussion.
@lekadegroot@learnwithwood Hey there! My name is Hannah Strange. I am an elementary education major at OU! This is my first twitter chat, and I am happy to be here #1stchat