From a students point of view, this was an amazing learning experience! I believe it to be a win-win as students learn how to plan an evaluation and the organization gets a well thought out plan.
We are recruiting #YGK organizations with evaluation needs to work with interdisciplinary grad students in #EDUC888. Students will design your evaluation plan and provide the strategic thinking & framework for future implementation. More information here: https://t.co/69URFYWtsK
The Capacity Cup demonstrates how as our 'cup' becomes full, it can overflow, leading to negative feelings spilling out. Strategies can be used to pour some of the contents out can increase capacity!
Thanks @thepsychologymum for this great illustration!
#capacitycup#edpsych
@AddedResearch This is an amazing resource. It is set up as multiple layers of infographics sending the user to a variety of useful links. Thanks for all of your hard work organizing this!
Descriptive feedback from peers- what is it and how can you use if as an instructional accommodation? For infographic and text version see: https://t.co/oirqwVwVLW
Want to learn more about inclusive and special education for students with autism and developmental disabilities? Join us online for once monthly Ed Lessons. Next session: Feb. 9, 3:30-4pmEST. https://t.co/aSS0W2cOja
Looking forward to presenting our work on self-directed online learning using the time-sampling analysis & virtual revisit think aloud methods with @PamelaBeach1 & @EFavretEDU! Join us at 4:30 EST @CSSESCEE
Supportive communication around emotions is a powerful way to build emotional awareness in children - sometimes all it takes is a slight tweak to your responses to have a big impact on their emotional development. #emotionregulation#edutwitter
When our little ones are in a storm and we share our calm, co-regulation can occur. Co-regulation helps children build self-regulation skills.
"Lending your calm" is a saying encouraged by such early learning experts as Dr. Jean Clinton and Dr. Corinne Catalano.
📸: @kwiens62
Pls don’t schedule assessments & evaluations on or around Eid-ul-Fitr, May 12,13 & 14th-it’s the equivalent of asking students to study for & write assessments on X-mas eve, X-mas & Boxing Day. Muslim students may not know how to advocate for themselves- be culturally responsive