@mathTeachMs1 I love how you mentioned teachers and students being help to higher standards. I agree 100%! I also mentioned that teachers deserve better working wages in my blog post. The amount of work they put in is so much more than meets the eye. Teachers deserve better!!#3310TXST
This is a big one for students with learning/physical disabilities. We need to be able to accommodate them! We cannot exclude students based on their differences. As educators we should be willing and ready to help them succeed even if it requires a little more work. #3310txst
In order to makes schools more equitable we must provide an equal amount of recourses to ALL students, not just a few. When we grant fair opportunities to every child then we are making their successes more likely. We should help out our students in any way possible! #3310TXST
This tweet goes so well with our module! As educators we hold so much power and we can be the change the world needs. Making impactful changes throughout the school starts in our classroom. #3310TXST
@ReannaG20 Agreed, it’s so sad that school is often seen as a chore. It is so important to create fun and engaging ways for children to learn, that way they won’t dread coming to school. We can make learning productive as well as fun when we put in that extra effort. Great point! #3310TXST
@brioliviertxst I couldn’t agree more, Bri. Progressivism was my favorite from this module and is 100% the teaching philosophy I will be using in my future classroom. We as teachers should want include our students in every way possible in the work we are doing! #3310TXST
I also do not want to be talking at my students. I want them to be engaged and eager to come learn in my classroom everyday. I think progressivism is a great way to ensure that. “Learn by doing” is an amazing concept for students, especially at such a young age! #3310TXST
As teachers, our educational philosophies have a HUGE impact on our students. One of my favorites is progressivism. I think that collaborating with students and using real world knowledge will be so beneficial to them. I do not want to be portrayed as a “boring teacher” #3310TXST
Fairness and protection should be our top priority in the classroom! When we educate ourselves on the rights of our students we ensure that these principles are being followed. Our students need us! #3310TXST
https://t.co/LgXCHMTyNM I found this awesome article about students rights. I believe that as future educators we need to farmiliarize ourselves with these rights in order to keep equality in our classroom. #3310TXST
@DiaynaraP Yes yes yes! Classrooms should be a space with a lot of reassurance and support from everyone around you! We must protect students rights and as teachers it is our responsibility to be aware of everything going on in our classroom. #3310TXST
@Kenzie3310 Kenzie, I love this! I had never thought about something like this but I would like to implement something like this in my future classroom as well. I think preaching these principles will help students become their full authentic self. Great idea! #3310TXST
I think doing right by every child means speaking up when something is wrong. We know our students so well and when we suspect they are struggling mentally or something is wrong at home it is our job to speak up and say something. Be an advocate for your students! #3310TXST
I will be sure to let them know that they are cared for and loved in my classroom. This is a safe place for them and I am here to help with all of their needs, academic and emotional. #3310TXST
As a teacher I understand my students are MY responsibility. I will do right by them in every way possible. I will try and be creative and think of new ideas, I will participate in activities to make them more fun and interactive…. #3310TXST
As teachers we need to remember that every student learns in a different way. Think back to when you were a child in school, some topics you got after the first lesson and others took a while for you to grasp. That is still true for students today. #3310TXST
There are many ways we can go about presenting information to students. When we cover different methods for the same topic and embrace children’s different way of thinking then we are acknowledging the diversity in our classroom. #3310TXST
@Kenzie3310 I agree 100%! This was always an issue for me in school, as teachers we need to realize that some material that comes easy to a portion of our students might take longer for another to understand. Great point! 😊 #3310TXST