I HIGHLY recommend using Studies Weekly in the classroom! We use it every four weeks in our grade level and my students are always asking, "Do we have a new Studies Weekly this week?" Check it out! #ED505UWA
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Critical thinking is challenging, but teaching students to do it well doesn’t have to be.
Join Dr. Sheila Austin for this fantastic conference! In-person and virtual opportunities are available. This is a conference every teaching field can benefit from. #ED505UWA
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Early Childhood Listserv from the American Academy of Pediatrics: https://t.co/jUwgBKG29X
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It's not too late to register for AEA's ACT Virtual Professional Learning Conference! Participants can also start a PLU study during the conference! To register or for more information, visit: https://t.co/RcfJVFPqOt
LIVE FROM SPACE: @NASA_Astronauts Shannon Walker & @AstroVicGlover answer questions from students across California in grades K-12.
🤩 What is our next generation of explorers curious about?
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Make it a practice to talk about mistakes so that students value them as a crucial part of the learning process. As students open up, you get a better idea of what they know, how they’re thinking about math, and where they still need help. #mathdiscourse https://t.co/o3nGH2QMyS
#ProductiveStruggle is when students engage in a math challenge at the edge of their reach. By stretching their thinking they are extending and deepening their understanding of math. https://t.co/tXdY48fKUm
Engagement is a HUGE factor of teaching. I try to engage my students in any way possible. Here is my Bitmoji classroom “Good Morning” slide. I change it every morning. I try to switch it up by including writing skills, review material, and current learning.