@Sharlene_Laud It was a wonderful way to spend the morning!! Thank you for including me + also thank you for inspiring so many educators + future educators w the chat topic today!! #teachered#growthmindset
@rubae_@RutgersAltRoute Yes yes yes! We allow our Ss to fix their mistakes after some extra instruction. Schools about learning and understand the concepts taught, not just a report card grade.
@KLeeKC@RutgersAltRoute Love this! A big end of unit test is not for every student. Having various and more frequent checkins for understanding is so important!
@BarbaraA2424@RutgersAltRoute Exit tickets are gold! Itโs a quick way to assess which students understand and donโt and itโs not high stakes like a big test.
@RutgersAltRoute A5: I also allow Ss to evaluate themselves. Ss are given the same rubric I use + grade their own work. This helps them to get feedback right away + can push them to improve if they feel they don't fall into a specific category on the rubric.ย #TeacherEd#GrowthMindset
@RutgersAltRoute A5: In 6thย grade we allow our Ss to make test corrections to earn points back, after they have gotten feedback + more practice on the concept w their T. #teachered#growthmindset
@RutgersAltRoute A5: (2/2) Taking a growth mindset approach to tests could look like allowing students opportunities to reassess + giving them a space to improve. Ts could offer more frequent assessments + offer more feedback. another way to foster a growth mindset w assessment is offering choice
@RutgersAltRoute A5: (1/2) Assessment is an importantย part of education. It allows Ts to see who's mastered or who is struggling w a concept. There's not a one size fits all assessment tool for Ss. Every Ss is different. #TeacherEd#growthmindset
@Thegrav5@RutgersAltRoute The smile on their face when they see the note is incredible! Itโs a practice I read about it in @heyhopeking and @heywadeking book The Wildcard and Iโve done it ever since! So powerful!!
@TeachingMomma29 @RutgersAltRoute Of course! Itโs so powerful! Iโve seen districts where the principals call home w positive messages about Ss and the Ss stand by their side and hear the principal share it w the parents. SO POWERFUL!
@Thegrav5@RutgersAltRoute I think what you mentioned is great! Any form of feedback is important! I think the key is that it is often and as immediate as possible. If you wanted to change it up, you could record a video back to them w feedback. But I think written feedback is awesome!
@MTrauwaert@RutgersAltRoute I teach 6th (my district has it in elementary but most itโs in the MS) + I send notes home, but you could send it in an email to the parents or even call home with a positive message about the Ss! I know some schools have the principal call home w the Ss right there to hear ๐