Justine Hartlaub

Learning support teacher for 4th and 5th grade. As an educator I believe building a strong relationship with students opens the pathway for learning.

[Weston Kieschnick @Wes_Kieschnick]

A “million word gap” for children who aren’t read to at home #edchat #BoldSchool #parenting https://t.co/gZSCJxtLqt

[Justine Hartlaub @JaeHeart1]

@benbulldog_wolf @SHimes10 @mrsH_209 It's all good. I know life is busy.

[Justine Hartlaub @JaeHeart1]

Q6: You survived your first chat. Thank you for taking the time to do this with me. I will miss you both tomorrow, but don't worry I'll hold down the fort. Go Team! #Sschoicechat

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I honestly wouldn't mind having a Google Drive folder with resources that we frequently use for a lot of the content we teach. We can share it with each other so that at anytime we an add to it or take from it. #Sschoicechat

[Justine Hartlaub @JaeHeart1]

A5: I think also just having the time to create choices with clear easy to understand directions. Like Steph said though once it is done you have it. Maybe we could make a Google Drive folder to store ideas and or templates that we would want to use in the future #Sschoicechat

[Justine Hartlaub @JaeHeart1]

@SHimes10 YESSS

[Justine Hartlaub @JaeHeart1]

@mrsH_209 I completely agree. I also think back to what you said about modeling. They will need a lot of that. I'm not sure that the choice board would be able to start until a little into the school year when students are used to normal routines and expectations.

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@SHimes10 rubrics are a good idea.

[Justine Hartlaub @JaeHeart1]

@mrsH_209 I think checklists would be a good idea.

[Justine Hartlaub @JaeHeart1]

A4: during another chat I was part of a person had a good idea of taking a picture on an IPad to save for later for providing feedback to the student. I thought this would be good if the work is shown on a whiteboard. #Sschoicechat

[Justine Hartlaub @JaeHeart1]

@mrsH_209 Yess. Now it is just looking at the curriculum and deciding what to put on it. There are those challenge questions that are already created, but I can't remember what MIF calls them. Maybe even having them printed and ready to go could be an option.

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Feel free to keep posting ideas if they come to you. I am going to post the next question. #Sschoicechat

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A3: I think for math we could also have a choice for students to create their own problems or word problems. Then they could solve each others problems. #Sschoicechat

[Justine Hartlaub @JaeHeart1]

A3: Math we could allow students to explain their work using writing. They could also use Educreations to create a screencast of their learning. #Sschoicechat

[Justine Hartlaub @JaeHeart1]

Ugghh just saw the typo. My bad, but you get the point. 🙂 #Sschoicechat

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What are some examples of options? #Sschoicechat

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A2: I think we need to provide students choices, because it will help us see how they can take information already learned and interpret it in a different way. #sschoicechat

[Justine Hartlaub @JaeHeart1]

@mrsH_209 ayy she's got it now. 👍