An elementary school psychologist shares her take on these resilience strategies: “I remember walking out and thinking I can use this tomorrow. I don't have to wait. I don't have to prepare anything. I don't have to make anything. I can just do it.”
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You can have meaningful discussions online by being ok with awkward silence, breaking out into smaller groups, including private think time and checking in as a class. @cicely_woodard @KaraNewhouse https://t.co/0DqaGRcbgK
Classroom management strategies often backfire -- especially for newer teachers that haven't figured out "the look" or how to redirect student energy. Here are 7 common classroom management mistakes (plus tips to fix them). My latest on @edutopia.
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In schools across the country, a new reading regimen is taking shape—and it replaces general skills like “finding the main idea” and “summarizing” with deeper learning of content knowledge.
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@Sphume_Minnie@DrBradJohnson I agree with you Sphumelele, teachers play a crucial role in our societies, yet they are not as appreciated. Most teachers come into the profession with great enthusiasm and passion but at time this gradually fade because their effort are not recognized. Teachers deserve respect
Teacher Tired. Few people know tired like teachers. In fact research found that teachers make more minute-by-minute decisions than brain surgeons, and that’s extremely tiring. For the new year, develop routines & habits that help streamline your day & make self care priority 1!
Every teacher has the potential to be World Class. You possess talents and strengths that are unique to you! You also have passions that make you unique! 5 teachers can teach five different ways and all still be World Class. Don’t let anyone limit your excellence!
Feedback is one of the most powerful tools teachers have in their "teaching toolbelts" for guiding learners toward mastery. & building relationships online. Here are 3 ways to provide personalized #feedback online. https://t.co/vTcrGrL6wm #edchat#onlinelearning#blendedlearning
@SinenhlanhlaBu1 That is true @SinenhlanhlaBu1, as educators we should always think of all our individual learners' learning needs when planning lessons. While online learning is a new terriory for most educators, in the mist of it all, we need to explore ways to cater for all in online learning
Learners can easily be distracted by their surrounding while in an online class. Making your lessons fun and engaging can help maintain their undivided attention. Here are some ideas on making online learning engaging and fun.
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Hello educators. The COVID-19 pandemic has encouraged us to explore more digital technologies in order to safe lives and ensure the delivery of quality education in these trying times. which digital technologies have work for you & would continue using post COVID-19.
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