I am teaching a University course - Teaching and Learning Through eLearning. Many teacher participants are new to twitter. I am trying to demonstrate the power of the #PLN.
Can you reply here and tell us where you are tweeting from this morning and what it is you do or teach? 🙌
You call my classroom disorganized.
I call it "student-centered."
You look at me without saying anything for a full minute.
I finally say "and also disorganized."
Thanks to everyone who responded to my original tweet. I used all of the great things you shared to create this flyer. I have another page full of recommended games, lists of mathy books and additional resources for our families. #summermath#MTBoS#tmwyk#elemmathchat
Inspiring to see complex instruction strategies in action with 4th/5th graders as they work together in groups and question each other w/ excellent facilitation by @eduqueer @SFUSDMath@ci_math#WeAreSFUSD@Atrejo71
With the help of some friends, I started a gofundme to raise money to finish my masters and my masters project on math for social justice: racial equality: https://t.co/rQIPhHzEOt
Watch Dr. Amanda Jansen's (@MandyMathEd) video on rough draft talk and participate in our #slowchat by replying to Q1 with A1 and the hashtag #cctm19. https://t.co/2l6lzuwQhJ
Q1: How do you promote rough draft thinking in your classroom?
Based on @pgliljedahl's blog post for @edutopia on Building a Thinking Classroom in Math, I've made a checklist/self-assessment for teachers looking to implement these ideas. Feel free to use!
Checklist: https://t.co/irbZM6Xx8Z
Original post: https://t.co/u63ts2Kzrk #MTBoS
I am pleased to announce that I will be a visiting associate professor at Smith College for the 2019-2020 academic year.
Let's do all kinds of fun things, NE/NewEngland folks!
This is beautiful! I do hope, however, that Ts don’t use this to show Ss without having Ss explore first , “Let’s draw in the exterior angles of these __ polygons. What do you notice? Conjectures? Go, play!”
One of my Ss said that he had to retake Alg 1 in 9th grade even though he got an A in the course in 8th grade. Reason? The counselor said his English wasn't good and he would have trouble in higher math classes because of it.
I'm reminded of who the gatekeepers are in education.