This is why I do Number & Fractions Talks, @SteveWyborney ‘s Esti Mysteries, @WODBMath , and other engaging, discussion provoking activities daily to “warm my students up”. They tell me much more than a spiral review worksheet.
Using Google Slides, Cathleen Beachboard created a digital "desk" for each student in her virtual classroom because she "needed a place where we can all be together."
https://t.co/6qSRDu6KHu This popular source article helps define social learning theory and gives practical examples of how to use it in the classroom. #6711SM6
Even in the worst circumstances, parents found something worth holding onto. A slower paced life. Neighborhood walks. Jigsaw puzzles at the dining table. New appreciation for their children and one another. @onparenting https://t.co/UL3fl8z2eE
🚨Does your class LOVE game shows???
YES!? Then check out this post ⬇
14 ways to turn your classroom into a game show
🔗Links to tons of tools
💡Ideas for using them
➕ PLUS ready to use Google Slide game templates
https://t.co/h2PqQS11g2
Scholarly Article:
I am always interested in articles that discuss education from the children’s perspective! This one discusses Constructionism learning with children K-2. #6711SM5
Blog Post:
A helpful blog post comparing a traditional learning model with a constructivist learning model with tips to start constructivist lessons in the classroom. #6711SM5#6711SM5
https://t.co/p5eAc3XDqr
Popular Article:
This article is helpful in defining constructivism and related terms while also providing examples of constructivist learning activities for the classroom. #6711SM5
https://t.co/Cre4AAVttY
Scholarly Article:
I am always interested in articles that discuss education from the children’s perspective! This one discusses Constructionism learning with children K-2. #6711SM5
https://t.co/HPlWvsVeOx