Beth Huntley

English teacher, mentor teacher, reader, writer....

[Nell K. Duke @nellkduke]

😟Feeling compelled to remind us all of this 2020 systematic lit review & meta-analysis of research on children’s screen use & language development. Pls see below. (There’s also the issue of adults being on screens, which I’ll tackle in a future post. . .)
https://t.co/Y6YimgSU6W

[Beth Huntley @beth_huntley]

@JeremyTate41 @ArchieG1946 I wonder how did they do it? What was the magic? Relationships? Curriculum? Class size? Btw, congratulations on the success!

[Brad Weinstein @WeinsteinEdu]

Important reminder! 🙌

[Gordon Tredgold @GordonTredgold]

Great leaders know that leadership is a reciprocal agreement with our teams. It's all about sharing, and that what you share you will get back many, many times over.
#FAST #Leadership

[Bethany Hill🌟#JoyfulLeaders @bethhill2829]

Monday Message ⬇️
#JoyfulLeaders #CelebrateMonday

[Nell K. Duke @nellkduke]

This year is the 25th anniversary of an innovative study by Dr. Rosalie Fink. It underscores the importance of phonics instruction, of building content area knowledge, and of sparking learners' interests and passions. 💗https://t.co/P6qrhCpz3U

[Nell K. Duke @nellkduke]

Systematic review & meta-analysis: readers' theater showed effects on fluency (accuracy, automaticity, and prosody) and on comprehension. Appreciate that readers' theater can act as a pedagogical bridge between word reading & comprehension. 🌉💗https://t.co/DwFAbPaK0l

[Beth Huntley @beth_huntley]

@BethMooreLPM I wonder how many of your editors have come to Christ because of you, dear Beth?

[Beth Huntley @beth_huntley]

I love modeling authentic engagement srategies, offering gifts and support for novice teachers. How do you encourage others? https://t.co/VUi430OEBE

[MindShift @MindShiftKQED]

Questions are not always about getting kids to answer — they're about getting kids to think💭

Sketchnote via @woodard_julie

[Bethany Hill🌟#JoyfulLeaders @bethhill2829]

Teacher friends, what are routines and procedures that are musts to teach and practice during the first week of school? Please share! Add your grade level/content with your response. Thank you in advance! #JoyfulLeaders

[Evan Robb @ERobbPrincipal]

Pick of the day - 100+ Bloom’s Taxonomy Verbs For Critical Thinking https://t.co/N5hes1ecPt via @teachthought

[Beth Huntley @beth_huntley]

"Teachers should operate more like strength and conditioning coaches, helping students not only to know more, but to develop the stamina needed for success." Preach!! https://t.co/gbDIDxqz3d

[Courtney Ellis 🎈 @courtneyellis]

Pssst, if your kid had an amazing year, write their teacher an email telling them all the specific ways they were wonderful and how much you appreciate them.

And cc the principal.

[MindShift @MindShiftKQED]

The Rosedale Freedom Project's restorative practices focus foremost on building a sense of safety. In daily circle-ups, fellows play games, sing freedom songs and give one another shout-outs, practice trust and build community. @learnforjustice

https://t.co/8RXp9yhXXB

[Beth Huntley @beth_huntley]

What do you do to increase engagement with your students? https://t.co/MW57pYP2N4

[Beth Huntley @beth_huntley]

Despite the prevailing winds of contemporary schooling that encourage us to "teach down" to many students, there are teachers who swim against the tide—who "teach up." These teachers work from two foundational principles. https://t.co/RGWZbcMbT5

[Beth Huntley @beth_huntley]

@CasseyTien @MsJochman

[Brett Vogelsinger @theVogelman]

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