It's been very interesting over the past few months to see teachers reflecting on the changes they've made during the pandemic that they want to keep, from new uses for tech to encouraging writing by hand. https://t.co/eHjr98vnNE
“With virtual learning it’s very easy to fall into the trap of performing demonstrations while students watch passively.” Find out how interactive investigations can get students learning at home more involved.
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From Minecraft to the Game of Life and Werewolf, games help boost student academic performance and provide a more engaging classroom experience, including those with special needs.
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These 50+ teaching strategies includes literacy strategies, approaches to assessment, and grouping strategies to use across grade levels and content areas.
A List Of 50+ Teaching Strategies To Jumpstart Your Teacher Brain https://t.co/ptFfcvR3E3
By looking critically at each other’s work, these kindergarteners learn the value of collaboration and inspiration. (Filmed at Amigos School, Cambridge, MA. Dec. 2019)
I remember being asked in an interview last year, “would I still welcome my students with customized greetings once they return?” My response remains the same, you don’t have to physically touch a child to actually “touch” a child. #thedopeeducator
Wish I could have read this when I was teaching: @JoriKrulder on how "the agonizingly boring essays were not really my students' fault—they were the predictable result of the assignment that I had given them." A look at how to make better assignments https://t.co/iczEOmCt5o
If students are watching an instructional video to learn a new skill, aim to be intentional about breaking down the experience for them.
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