@HollyHager20@PhdWylie This article made me realize how easily students may misinterpret the feedback I would give and especially now that a lot of given work is online.
This article discusses what learning would look like if teachers brought it outside. I love the idea of taking class time outside to engage students and give them fresh air. https://t.co/xkD7dSojc7 @PhdWylie#EDUC436Spring2022
This article discusses teacher appreciation week and if it is a good idea for schools. I love the idea of having a week devoted to teachers, but like this article says, teachers should be appreciated every day. https://t.co/8qaw0M23Rd @PhdWylie#EDUC436Spring2022
This article shows how to slowly ease students back into working in groups. Since COVID, students have been accustomed to working by themselves so it is important to start small when back in class.
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@PeytonHill2324@ASCD@PhdWylie I definitely think that not only students, but teachers as well have major responsibilities within a classroom. The students and teachers must work together to maintain a great classroom environment.
@MsSmith2323@PhdWylie I think is it so important to have a safe environment because without it, students will not be completely comfortable with sharing their thoughts or asking questions.
This article promotes the idea of taking class outside. Using different ways to reach your students is so important because they each may prevail differently in divergent environments.
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@CheslaCrowder @PhdWylie Ever since COVID hit, I can attest to the difficulty of online learning in comparison to being in class. It is also much more difficult for teachers to teach. This article definitely listed some great ideas that can be useful!
@HollyHager20@PhdWylie I agree math is a much harder subject to both teach and learn. Making it enjoyable would be a great way of including the students and getting them engaged.
This article gives a few great ways to help your ELL students excel and feel included within your classroom. It is so important to help them thrive in school, especially at a young age.
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@kaitlyn_edens@PhdWylie I think a great way of engaging students in their learning is giving them a sense of control! It includes them and makes them responsible for their education.
@kaitlyn_edens@PhdWylie I agree it is so important to focus on the students and make sure each one is inputting their opinions and responses during conversation about lessons and ideas!
This article provides multiple ways to celebrate Juneteenth and bring knowledge on the subject within your class!
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@MsBall14@PhdWylie I think it is so important that students are able to go home and debrief from a long day of school without hours of homework. School can be mentally exhausting for a lot of students.
I feel that teachers and professors have been much more understanding and proactive when it comes to their students' mental health. In the past, this was overlooked as something we just had to deal with as students. https://t.co/2y9tN0oJ4a #educ436spring2022@PhdWylie
@MsSmith2323@ASCD@PhdWylie I think it is so important for younger students to be inside a classroom with one another and not just socializing or attending over the computer!
@MsBall14@PhdWylie I completely agree! It has been so different since COVID, and I think it is so important to find ways to make the most out of each situation for our students!
A characteristic all effective teachers possess is great classroom management skills. This article gives examples and explains what to do and what not to do to achieve classroom management.
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@kaitlyn_edens@PhdWylie I agree with the importance of these traits in the classroom because as teachers, we must be able to lead our students by example and show them what to do as well as what not to do.