How do you support deep thinking for your students? K Collier says, “One helpful strategy is providing students a visual that matches with question type and depth.” Dig into her anchor chart...
🌸 Surface level questions are quick to answer (think multiple choice or fill in the blank) and can be supported with easy to find text evidence.
🌸 Deep level questions are more complex (think constructed response) and require students to process the text through inferencing, analyzing, and critical thinking.
First Student Council meeting of the 2024-25 school year! Students getting to know one another and share ideas for the upcoming year. Can’t wait to see these leaders organize some great school events this year!
Secondary students who read below grade level “often exhibit reluctance toward reading in class,” @DrSunainaSharma writes. These inclusive strategies can help grow their confidence and ignite their interest. 📕💥 https://t.co/OtpOhqBEiW
We asked teachers what tiny shifts made a difference in their classroom—and their answers surprised us. Just a few words can have a positive impact! 🧡
Here are 5 Tiny Language Shifts (that can make a *big* difference)
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