@T_F_Berger In elementary we often think of formative assessment as the ones that are given in class under the teacher's aegis and summative assessments as being state board tests.
#SaturdayMorning activity: reframing a 1978 self portrait print created by my aunt, a little known but influential to me artist from Southern Minnesota. Emy Frentz.
I've been #teaching an after-school arts and crafts course and on Wednesday we made cartoon drawings colored with poster paint. I love the dog I made so much I just have to share.
Have gotten quite a few sales on these #phonics flash cards over the last eight years ...don't want to seem smug but I was using #scienceofreading for intervention before science of reading was cool ... https://t.co/y2xwwPGWA7
@edutopia Absolutely ... but only if they ultimately succeed. For this, as you note, they often will need direct instruction. Teacher observation is key.
This really sounds like a dream job ... part coach, part interventionist, part data analyst. #teaching#Education
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"You have the power to create the climate that you and the children desire for learning," educator @DFWRenaissance writes. "As you do this, don’t forget to notice and savor the small victories."
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