@NSTeachersUnion While you are at it, perhaps someone could ask @zachchurchill why we can put 30 kids in a classroom but not 27 Liberals in the Legislature?
Over the coming days, we'll be sharing details we receive from actual classroom teachers about the amount of physical distancing they can provide in their students. Here is the first submission we received.
#readynotready#SafeSeptemberNS#nspoli
"I think we must accept that nothing we do in online learning will be the same as real school, but we have to make every effort to keep going; our students need us." Educators and other experts share tips to curb teacher burnout during this crazy time.
https://t.co/AOL9pBB2Fu
“The only feedback that really matters is the kind that is acted upon.” These strategies will help foster student responsiveness to feedback. https://t.co/v50NyqTSnB
Whoa... I clicked on Bitmoji Chrome extension and it's letting me know I can do new hairstyles.... #grabbingphone (Note: You can only edit your hair/clothes from the PHONE Bitmoji app so make sure you have it installed)
Install the Microsoft Edge Chromium browser. It has Immersive Reader built in. If your students use this with #googleClassroom they can highlight words and right click to have it read aloud to them.
“Students can’t hit targets they can’t see. Spell out exactly what you’re looking for... provide samples... and build student buy-in by generating the scoring rubric collaboratively.” Yes. Yes. And yes.
Powerful image. A high school teacher had her students write down every notification they received during a single period. This is ONE period. How is this not a detriment to their learning? Source: Mary Kate Graza