Ericia McKenzie Bingham

Special Educator(Reading Specialist)

[Teacher2Teacher @teacher2teacher]

What's the first thing you do when bringing a new subject to your classroom?

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[Teacher2Teacher @teacher2teacher]

How do you invite Ss to evaluate their progress and reflect on their growth during class?

Shout out your approach for high school T @MrsGearheart!

#InstantPD #ITeachHighSchool #SSChat #GrowthMindset

[Renee Dawson @dawsonedtech]

@teacher2teacher @MrsGearheart @MrsPateHistory @HistoryELAClass @gduralek @historyherway @maineteacher @MsStearns54 @JBuckLearns @PeterPaccone Some of the strategies I use are “Glows/Grows”, Call to Action (I use to think… Now I think… So I will…), “What part of the lesson was not your cup of tea?” and lots of @DiscoveryEd Spotlight on Strategies activities! Here are the Jamboard templates for them:

[edutopia @edutopia]

"Mindfulness practices aid in creating a calm, safe, and healthy classroom environment for everyone.” Here’s how to implement student and staff wellness support.
https://t.co/vV2DC6YoCJ

[edutopia @edutopia]

Teachers can use inquiry to develop middle school students’ critical thinking skills and assist them in setting goals that help to improve their learning experiences.
https://t.co/IlglDzAG2U

[Ericia McKenzie Bingham @ericia_driven]

@UncleBarry876 Moonshine yam that’s what my grandpa usually said but it’s one of those yam that was harvested earlier in the yam season so it might have been a type of sinvinson yam since those were usually harvested before renta

[TeachThought @TeachThought]

I love sentence stems for many reasons, not the least of which is their ability to function as cognitive ‘training wheels’ for developing minds. #criticalthinking https://t.co/PwX93iWLVe

[TeachThought @TeachThought]

The Padagogy Wheel is designed to help educators think systematically, coherently, and with a view to long-term outcomes about how they use apps in their teaching. #edtech #teaching

The Padagogy Wheel: It’s Not About The Apps, It’s About The Pedagogy https://t.co/GDjBCCLYSI

[Aaron Dustow @MrD_From_NZ]

Which one is which? Fascinating PD on Inclusion @tweetsomemoore

[TeachThought @TeachThought]

This is an excerpt from a report that proposes 10 innovations that are already in currency but haven't yet had a profound influence on education. You can read the full report, w/in-depth explanations and examples of each learning strategy in action, here. https://t.co/zIr4GNxThI

[Ericia McKenzie Bingham @ericia_driven]

The Station Rotation Model – Dr. Catlin Tucker #4C’s https://t.co/FpSW2R1JZz

[edutopia @edutopia]

Fewer interruptions means more time to teach. This classic strategy gets your students to help each other—before they come to you.

[MindShift @MindShiftKQED]

Words are more powerful than we sometimes realize. 💬

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[MindShift @MindShiftKQED]

When it comes to apologizing, intentionality and accountability matters.

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[Ericia McKenzie Bingham @ericia_driven]

The story surrounding the myths of dyslexia continues. You will remain ignorant until you have had the actual experience.
https://t.co/RPjcvB0CTQ

[Susan Godsland @SusanGodsland]

October is Dyslexia Awareness Month.
Here are 17 common myths about dyslexia/reading difficulties along with the actual Facts -with supporting evidence:
https://t.co/3EjH6L21co

[Mme Lockhart @MmeLockhartLDS]

Rainy days are the perfect days to get cozy with a great, new book!!
⁦@Suchmo83⁩ #ScienceOfReading #SORBookClub #RainyDayReading

[Kellyn Sirach, MSEd @ksirach]

I had zero requirements in regard to dyslexia. I was absolutely 10000% underprepared as a reading specialist until I sought out books/research and training on my own AFTER obtaining my masters degree. Insane.

[Institute for Multi-Sensory Education @IMSEOG]

Orthographic mapping is a mental process used to store and remember words. It is not a skill, teaching technique, or activity you can do with students but a process that is enabled when phonemic awareness and phonics skills are taught.

[edutopia @edutopia]

Activities that help students make connections, access background knowledge, and recall information can inspire confidence in school.
https://t.co/I4rD92V26V