“Students are uniquely positioned to share what is working and what is not.” It’s not always easy to hear feedback, but considering what students have to say about your classroom practices can make you a better teacher.
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It's so important to help students feel comfortable in Zoom classes. When their cameras are on, we can use formative assessments by observing them and have better engaged students. #byuh305
When students resist turning their cameras on, SEL strategies like ice-breakers and games can help make them feel more comfortable.
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Principals say the uncertainties of COVID-19 and its stress on families, added to the ongoing protests against systemic racism unleashed this summer, make school climate work more critical than ever. #PrincipalsInAction https://t.co/llhrJeVNaZ
@sionetangi27 I don’t know about elementary aged students, but I definitely believe homework is necessary for older students. If anything, homework at a younger age makes that transition into middle school easier because they are already used to having assignments to complete at home.
@tikavaka05 I always loved when we had holiday themed activities in my classes! It got to the point where I felt disappointed in high school when nothing was different!
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During this webinar, I’ll share five ways you can prioritize #SEL in the #STEM classroom alongside resources from Unruly.
Thursday @ 3PM ET >>
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“It’s important to let young people lead with their identity...show it off, be proud of it, actually display it.” Culturally responsive teaching begins with getting to know your students well—and encouraging them to embrace and express their identity is one way to get started.
VIRTUAL FIELD TRIPS: Since kids can't go out on field trips these days, @NatGeoMuseum is putting on a virtual field trip series. Their first guest speaker is Carter Clinton, a @HowardU researcher who uses soil to study the DNA of enslaved people @nbcwashington
Teachers can help all students learn to more effectively use the time they spend studying by sharing research-proven techniques. 📚⏲️
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