School improvement is always about investing in wicked smart educators and never about a silver bullet curriculum. Teachers who think deeply and engage in collective efficacy can literally move mountains. #rigorandjoy
Congratulations to Dr. Robin Ennis, associate professor of collaborative education, who was named the inaugural Council for Children with Behavioral Disorders Interventionist.
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I love this weeks module on formative assessment! I feel that it is important for educators to find effective ways to assess knowledge while making the experience as enjoyable as possible. It was interesting to go through the many ways to assess knowledge in the class discussion.
I found @PrinceEa video “What is School For?” to be very profound. I feel that the main task of the school should be to provide students with information that will help them excel while maintaining a sustainable living. #EEC301S19
@teachhornsby I agree. It is important for teachers to listen to their students and their needs. Developing a relationship with their parental support system is a great way to stay engaged with the student and what their needs may be.
@TeachDixon I agree! I think it is important to remember that it is ok to borrow ideas from other teachers. It makes for more diverse learning and circumstances.
A2: I would personally use Twitter to keep families/parents abreast as to what goes on in our classroom. I would always encourage open engagement from parents and those throughout the community. #EEC301S19
A1: Twitter can act as a tool to help others in the field of education stay abreast on new developments that can enhance growth. It is also a good tool to learn new faces that are entering the educational field. #EEC301S19