Consistently reminding students that refining their skills comes from attempting tasks and learning from errors can serve as a potent motivator for sustained focus.
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Repeated reading is not the only option for building fluency. Reading lots of texts only once, often w/ an adult or peer listening, correcting, defining words, &/or asking comprehension ?s, also has pos effects on fluency & comprehension in a # of studies. https://t.co/2zy2ETq0g8
"Slavery is the institution that made racism a part of our nation’s foundation."
This NEW article provides recommendations for parents about discussing the history and legacy of slavery along with age-appropriate information to emphasize in conversations.https://t.co/2IuYYZvhAh
This week we put out the final episode of Crash Course Black American History. We worked on this series for over 3 years and put out 51 episodes spanning the transatlantic slave trade to the Black Lives Matter movement. I’m so proud of what we made.
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Students in a highly effective classroom average a cumulative 90 minutes of daily reading. We cannot teach reading effectively without ensuring we are creating time and opportunity for our students to have their eyes on text.
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@KristaPodolny @dantey114 Amazing! It is wonderful to read these letters that show such deep knowledge and appreciation of an incredible story, author and graphic novel!
1/2 K - 3: If you agree with the statement below, a next step is to ask yourself: Do we devote a significant amount of time to science & social studies instruction every day (e.g., an average of 45 mins/day EACH & led by Sc & SS, not ELA)? @ClassroomWonder https://t.co/inaDvW15Ig
“But for students to learn the lessons that #civilrightshistory has to offer, they have to learn more than the ‘Master Narrative,’ the version of the movement that reduces the struggle to Rosa Parks sitting down & Martin Luther King Jr. standing up.”
Read:https://t.co/ADuSIdQCwm
Today, @dcpublicschools unveiled DCPS Readers Next Door, a special new book series written and illustrated by DCPS educators in collaboration with Dr. @JuliabLindsey. Based on the science of reading, the series will include 100+ books feat. 10 characters attending school in DC.
Each day I will share 1 of the 70+ recorded sessions from the 2022 PaTTAN Literacy Symposium!! First up, the brilliant Dr. Glaser: Morphological Awareness: What Is It? How to Teach It! Click on session 1: https://t.co/6KVAOKJtVp
What do writing teachers do at writing training? Write! Preparing for our Grade 5 informational writing unit with fabulous new text sets to support students as they build knowledge and write research reports on Westward Expansion. @SyracuseSchools#SCSDSuccess
"You have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words," climate activist Greta Thunberg tells the UN. "We are in the beginning of a mass extinction and all you can talk about is money and fairy tales of eternal economic growth. How dare you." https://t.co/F5Umw55Y5Y
What focused and engaged 5th writers @PorterElemSCSD! Writing long and strong after a brief minilesson on generating ideas for personal narratives.They begged their teacher for more writing time! #SCSDWrites#SCSDSuccess@SyracuseSchools