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[Mr. Titman PE @TitmanPe]

@beyond_limits19 I really enjoyed reading this article about making sure students have access to the same educational curriculum. When teaching Adapted PE, I make sure to teach the same curriculum but strive to accommodate the lesson for all students to have success.

[Mr. Titman PE @TitmanPe]

@mistermoravec I really enjoyed reading this article about the technology-driven world we live in and creating lessons for our students to meet the needs of the future. Creating new lessons with online tools can be very effective for our student's success.

[Mr. Titman PE @TitmanPe]

@ValastroPietro I found a different article with the 4 same pillars, except they called them principles. I really enjoyed this article because the 4 main points are very easy to read as well as easy to refer back to when needing a quick reminder.

[Mr. Titman PE @TitmanPe]

Great article about how social learning theory helps students learn through participation and practice. This is very relevant to my teaching because we do a lot of participating and practice in PE classes.
https://t.co/SWwDjqlecx #6711SM6

[Mr. Titman PE @TitmanPe]

Great article about 4 main principles of social learning described by Bandura. The 4 principles include Attention, Retention, Reproduction, and Motivation. All 4 play a very important role in the success of our lessons and students.
https://t.co/z372lSEiO3 #6711SM6

[Mr. Titman PE @TitmanPe]

Great blog post about the social learning theory and how with technology taking over, the days of learning through textbooks are over. Teachers are transitioning to social media, web lessons, and social interactions with students.
https://t.co/rWoOSkM8GL #6711SM6

[Mr. Titman PE @TitmanPe]

@MsJokic @mrsfigmakes Great blog. I really enjoyed the part about how the teacher is able to create the lesson or project, but the students have total power in their creativity and collaboration with classmates.

[Mr. Titman PE @TitmanPe]

@LisaMerls Great blog, I really like how they provided a traditional 2nd-grade lesson and how to transform it into a constructivist lesson.

[Mr. Titman PE @TitmanPe]

@BrownBryanne Great article, I really like how it talks about if the educator is not careful, the lesson goes from the excitement of new material to just simply the entertainment of the students.

[Mr. Titman PE @TitmanPe]

@teach_hs Great article not only explaining the difference between behaviorism and cognitivism but also providing examples of the major aspects of both.

[Mr. Titman PE @TitmanPe]

@AmieeValtierra Great article to highlight all the different ways a student can learn cognitively. Great in-depth ways to implement cognitive learning in the classroom.

[Mr. Titman PE @TitmanPe]

@MsJokic I really enjoyed reading about the section of the article that mentioned how math discourse prepares students for the workplace.

[Mr. Titman PE @TitmanPe]

Great article about how cognitive tools can be used in technology for increased student learning. https://t.co/0ceuCuJgvO #6711SM4

[Mr. Titman PE @TitmanPe]

Great article about cognitive strategies and how they can be used in the classroom. The article includes questions that will allow the teacher to check for understanding.
https://t.co/eCbCG3Yg6n #6711SM4

[Mr. Titman PE @TitmanPe]

Great article about preparing students for the 21st century. More cognitive skills have been hit on in school, while social-emotional skills have been lacking. https://t.co/4xyKStwMBr #6711SM4

[Mr. Titman PE @TitmanPe]

@DaniellCruzMar1 Great Article about an alternative teaching strategy such as interteaching. Teachers are able to shake things up in their teaching by incorporating new effective strategies.

[Mr. Titman PE @TitmanPe]

@ValastroPietro Great source for 21st-century learners. I really like the connection between core standards and learning theories.

[Mr. Titman PE @TitmanPe]

@MsJokic I am a visual learner myself and what a great way to meet the needs of other visual learners in your class. I love this source and will probably save that as a PDF and refer back to it in the future.

[Mr. Titman PE @TitmanPe]

Great post about reinforcing effort in PE to build positive behavior.
https://t.co/nFWc9XXxCf
#6711SM3

[Mr. Titman PE @TitmanPe]

Great article about how praise and positive reinforcement gives students internal motivation to complete tasks.
https://t.co/MGBim4YtpW
#6711SM3