@jmattmiller I love using Google Drawings and Slides as graphic organizers, but moved away from it because Docs has voice typing and many Ss need accessibility.
In case anyone needs a good 15-minute (maybe 20) opening activity next week centered around retrieval practice, here's one of my evergreen go-to activities that works for any content area at any point.
It goes like this...
(Resource for you to copy and use at the end.)
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Guaranteed to be one of your favorites, the dynamic duo of #PearDeck and #GoogleClassroom opens up a door of endless possibilities! 🔄 Checking on student responses is a breeze. 🌬️ See how 👀 https://t.co/BybCdo1Nit
Looking for a kid-friendly, CLEAN (lyrics and message) playlist for your classroom?!
I've got 7! ... Yes, SEVEN!!!
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Super excited to announce my first mini-course for teachers who want to learn about the station rotation model!
✨11 instructional videos
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✨"Your Turn" application activities
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As with technology, data in and of itself does not “fix” education problems. What matters is what you do with it pedagogically. Important read for everyone involved with school data work. #edtech#edtechchat
Looking at numbers and reteaching does not work, but teacher collaboration does. PROOF POINTS: Researchers blast data analysis for teachers to help students - The Hechinger Report https://t.co/Wuhz3pwtBD
Not a new car, but a new math game inspired by Switcheroo on Price is Right!
A fun way to get your students engaged in solving math equations! Click here for the @canva template. https://t.co/oWaDyNJDXx
I'd love your feedback & variation ideas! #MLmagical#CanvaLOVE
Facilitate empowering #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth discussions with your students with this free @EVERFI + #PearDeck Mental Wellness Basics collection. 💭⬇️
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@DrLGray2010 @burgessdave @MiraLoma_Middle Hattie found that teacher student relationship has a .72 effect size on student achievement. Using #eduprotocols smart start activities like Frayer a Friend is a way to establish academic skills and build relationships at the same time. @mhebern @Joncorippo
@DrLGray2010 @burgessdave @MiraLoma_Middle State testing this year has me reflecting and thinking about what I didn't do this year and beating myself up about it. @Catlin_Tucker and @jmattmiller in The Balance podcast helped me this week. We can't teach it all. We can make sure we use strategies that work. Rapport does.
Meet students where they are at - but deliver curriculum at pre-pandemic standards regardless of gaps. Design engaging lessons but don’t plan anything so important it can’t be missed bc of illness. 4/🧵
😲 @benlcollins has authored a Google spreadsheet that works like an Etch A Sketch! Instead of twisting knobs, you click checkboxes for moving Left, Right, Up, and Down. Read his post and make a copy so you can try it yourself.
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When students are pushed beyond their comfort zone to solve problems that are hard—but still within their ability—learning outcomes improve. How do you find this sweet spot?