Beginning PD about conducting online ed with #leadingedgeflex so I can learn how to humanize our online classroom and empower kids to give it their all.
We can't make our students be engaged to learn, but we can be in control of giving our students control. Supporting student autonomy and providing relevant experiences will lead to deeper learning. #USDEDUC562#sbsdedu@BeighleySarah@MrsDembowski_
Online reading is a new kind of literacy that requires a new set of skills. This article is a great place to start: Making Sense of Online Text - Educational Leadership https://t.co/ZoBMdMec0T
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Youth are the torchbearers of the 2030 Agenda – young people all over the world can contribute towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. Here are a few easy ways youth can get involved: #youthSDGs#youth2030
We asked teachers to suggest books that reflect human diversity—including race and ethnicity, religion, sexual identity, socioeconomic status, neurodiversity, and special circumstances. Here’s the roundup, with something for every grade level. https://t.co/QsMORZpHbR
Why Teach the Whole Child?
As anxiety goes up, empathy goes down. If we want a more empathetic society, we need to intentionally teach empathy and give students genuine opportunities to connect.
6 Messages All Students Need to Hear
🤯 1) Struggling is a part of learning
🔥 2) You are capable
🙌 3) You are the focus of this class
💯 4) You are responsible for learning
🤜 5) Everything you do affects everyone else
❤️ 6) You are important as a learner and human being!
Our House Speaker leading the representatives (students) in a meeting to vote on some very important classroom bills. In the end, majority vote sent 3 bills to the executive branch (me and the parents) for review. #sbsdedu#governmentsimulation
In case you need to be reenergized and feel good about your efforts to support students who are creative and divergent thinkers. #sbsdedu
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6 tips for adopting a growth mindset:
1. Focus on the hard stuff.
2. Try innovative solutions, over & over.
3. Seek feedback.
4. Know you're always developing your skills.
5. Reflect, especially on bad days.
6. Notice areas where you have a fixed mindset.
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