ICYMI, last night we had our second session in our symposium series. Our speakers Ellie Drago-Severson and Maurice Sykes discussed topics of challenges in leadership, human potential, and the courage to lead. Click here to sign up for future sessions: https://t.co/iPZ5s5hiTF
When focusing on growing ideas about characters, it is important to take a moment and analyze how we can self-assess how to improve our ideas. @AnnaSheehan627
"Let’s think a little less about what divides us and more about what unites us. We can be on the same path with folks who think differently than us." ~ Mary Ehrenworth
#TCRWP#TCAdvLit
Another Saturday Reunion in the books!
Thanks to our lovely participants--teachers, school leaders, families, & caregivers--for taking the time to join us today. Your students & children are so lucky to have you.
@TeachersCollege#TCAdvancingLiteracy#TCReunion#SaturdayReunion
Exciting update:
The Teachers College Reading and Writing Project (TCRWP) will transition to the ‘Advancing Literacy’ initiative at Teachers College. Learn more here:
https://t.co/y5MhXmg2Sw
Classroom Libraries 101
Tip #1: Curate Your Collection
This week we’re talking all about classroom libraries! The first step towards creating the ultimate classroom library is to curate your collection. Watch for tips. #tcrwp
Tip #4: Reflect
Think back on your values. Does your classroom reflect them? Think about the students who will come through your doors. Does it inspire them? Think about the learners who you will support. Does it match them?
Use our observation lenses to guide you . #tcrwp
Tip #2: Determine Your Floor Plan & Layout
Get out some paper and a pencil and begin sketching your dream classroom layout. Pro tip: grab your teaching bestie and have them help you. Play around with where you might put furniture, set up your rug, and organize your library.