Jessica Mitchell

Licensed Middle Childhood Science and Social Studies Teacher @CvilleAlumni #EDUC2100

[Jessica Mitchell @JLMitchell8412]

@hannahgjohnston @RobertIsaKing @VisibleLearning Hannah, great insights! Here is an article all about differentiating learning to meet the various needs of students in your future classes https://t.co/6HIwyWY89S #EDUC2100

[Jessica Mitchell @JLMitchell8412]

@RobertIsaKing @VisibleLearning Q5b: I believe one of the most important things you can do as an educator is to build positive relationships with students (#7). Once students know you personally care about them then they want to learn/participate in a whole new way #EDUC2100

[Jessica Mitchell @JLMitchell8412]

@RobertIsaKing @flippedlearning A5a: https://t.co/P8s9vQOSWm This is a great website that provides 7 different ways to flip a classroom and a program to help it become a reality in your classroom #EDUC2100

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[Jessica Mitchell @JLMitchell8412]

@hoops_ava @RobertIsaKing Building relationships and rapport with students is so important. Here is an article with ideas on how to do this in the classroom: https://t.co/vtQedloZpF #educ2100

[Jessica Mitchell @JLMitchell8412]

@RobertIsaKing A4: In a #studentcentered MS science class, students can take ownership of their learning by coming up with their own "problem" to solve and then research, experiment, and present material to the class #EDUC2100

[Jessica Mitchell @JLMitchell8412]

@thegridmethod A4: Some parents are too overbearing, some aren't involved much at all, some never want to consider your side of a situation #MasteryChat

[Jessica Mitchell @JLMitchell8412]

@thegridmethod A3: Any time you can...and for positive reasons too! #MasteryChat

[Jessica Mitchell @JLMitchell8412]

@Jeremybballer A2: Helps keep them engaged and they can more easily take personal ownership of what they are learning..helps short attention span #mschat

[Jessica Mitchell @JLMitchell8412]

@thegridmethod A2: Positive emails or notes, in passing during drop off/pick up, communication apps #MasteryChat

[Todd Bloch @blocht574]

A1: Creating not consuming #mschat

[Jessica Mitchell @JLMitchell8412]

@Jeremybballer A1: Not just hearing content, but physically doing it, bringing life to what they hear #mschat

[Jessica Mitchell @JLMitchell8412]

@thegridmethod A1: To demonstrate that you are on their side/team and desire to help support their role...and truly care about their child #MasteryChat

[Jessica Mitchell @JLMitchell8412]

@thegridmethod Jessica, Ohio, former 7/8th science teacher #MasteryChat

[Jessica Mitchell @JLMitchell8412]

@Jeremybballer Jessica, Ohio, former 7/8th science teacher, and I loved any and all dissections #mschat

[Jessica Mitchell @JLMitchell8412]

@blocht574 A5: Letting Ts have various responsibilities, ask for help, see Ts personal skills and let them utilize them #mschat

[Jessica Mitchell @JLMitchell8412]

@blocht574 A4: Simply care about them as a person and don't just see them as your boss. Drop off an encouraging note or send a positive email. #mschat

[Jessica Mitchell @JLMitchell8412]

@blocht574 Very true...A humble, supportive, encouraging principal makes that easy. That is sadly not always the case. #mschat

[Jessica Mitchell @JLMitchell8412]

@blocht574 A2: If you already have a positive relationship, it can be just in simple every day interactions #mschat

[Jessica Mitchell @JLMitchell8412]

@blocht574 A1: Availability, good rapport with students and teachers, wiling to lead by example #mschat