Exit tickets are a popular method of closing a lesson. We have so many options when it comes to closing a session of learning. Reflect on mindset? Make relevant connections? Go back content? Examples from 'Hacking Questions' by C Hamilton
Disciplinary literacy - The way that a historian reads, writes and thinks is different to how scientist operates. Each subject context has different needs and requirements. It's useful to point this out and have students (and sometimes teachers!) reflect on this.
This simple activity encourages deep thinking and meaningful learning.
-Identify 3 key facts learned.
-Summarize the lesson in one sentence.
-Connect the lesson to the real world
-Share something they enjoyed about the learning experience.
https://t.co/Kl4dzaMKbY
🚨 ELA Teachers!
Give your students a creative twist on comprehension 🧠✨
Use this Alternate Ending organizer to explore character growth and plot changes. What if the main character NEVER changed? How would the story end?
https://t.co/sz2ZGgPpCX
Coaching and mentoring may seem similar,
But these are two distinct terms:
Let’s dissect the key differences:
1. Responsibility:
A coach is responsible for providing training.
A mentor is responsible for guidance and support.
2. Timeline:
Coaching is short-term, limited in time and overall duration.
Mentoring is long-term and may even last a lifetime.
3. Goals:
Coaching targets specific skills, often work-related,
Mentoring focuses on general personal development and/or career growth.
4. Selection:
Coaches are frequently hired or assigned by others.
Mentees usually choose their mentor, although mentors can also be assigned.
5. Focus:
Coaching is oriented towards tasks, skill enhancement, and has a limited perspective.
Mentoring focuses on relationships, personal development, and has a broader perspective.
6. Structure:
Coaching involves regular sessions, evaluating results, and monitoring progress.
Mentoring might have formal or informal meetings as planned or when needed.
7. Activities:
Coaching involves training, offering feedback, instructing, and evaluating.
Mentoring targets advising, suggesting, guiding, and sharing experiences.
You can have both a mentor and a coach simultaneously to target different goals.
It's beneficial to have a coach to accelerate your progress in various activities and a mentor to provide guidance in life.
P.S. Share your coaching/mentoring experiences!
📌 To get a high-res PDF:
1) Follow me @Igor_Buinevici
2) Subscribe to my newsletter at https://t.co/jTnaNRaV2d
You will get this PDF (+15 others) directly in your welcome email.
🔥 Meet FBK-Cannabase – your personal cannabis strain tracker & medical companion. Whether you're a patient or a rec user, this free app helps you log, rate, and discover your perfect strains. 🌿📱 #CannabisCommunity#Cannatech
🔥 Meet FBK-Cannabase – your personal cannabis strain tracker & medical companion. Whether you're a patient or a rec user, this free app helps you log, rate, and discover your perfect strains. 🌿📱 #CannabisCommunity#Cannatech
🔥 Meet FBK-Cannabase – your personal cannabis strain tracker & medical companion. Whether you're a patient or a rec user, this free app helps you log, rate, and discover your perfect strains. 🌿📱 #CannabisCommunity#Cannatech
🔥 Meet FBK-Cannabase – your personal cannabis strain tracker & medical companion. Whether you're a patient or a rec user, this free app helps you log, rate, and discover your perfect strains. 🌿📱 #CannabisCommunity#Cannatech
Need READING response activities? 👉👉Try these two CHOICE BOARDS. Get the downloads.
https://t.co/XwjVOmttJB via Top Teaching Tasks
#elar#edutwitter#literacy
If you want to read just one article summarizing research on teaching & learning, read this one, it is excellent. This is a visual summary of the science. https://t.co/TBgLNFrTWm
🎉 @queenmel99 shared a cool way to use Cyber Sandwich to solve math word problems. Students can break down problems, highlight key info, and share their solutions through videos or images. Love these engaging methods of learning! #EdTech#MathChat
https://t.co/t1sEIYVgI9
Choice is a powerful motivator! 🤔
Check out my breakdown of the various types of choice boards you can design in your classroom to meet a range of objectives: https://t.co/BV4FOynxBc
#elemchat#k12