@ForrestBennett How about furniture (chairs and desks/tables) that fits students and isn’t broken? Even better, is furniture that allows for engaging, meaningful instruction. Or how about real whiteboards (instead of chalk boards or plywood that’s painted white)?
@heymrsbond I saw your original post a year ago but only now started doing it…so I’m not too far in, but am already loving it. I feel like I owe you A LOT of money for this PERFECT instructional strategy.
@heymrsbond “What was your first job (ever)?”…first encountered this get-to-know-each-other question in a college class, I’ve done it a few other times, & it’s ended up being an ice breaker that ppl kinda enjoy: simple, direct, if they want ppl can add pros/cons
@Imposter_Edits Teacher who has taught in two very different states, but this situation is not different. Everywhere. All the time. That’s why we’ve been saying there’s a teacher shortage.
@teachbk We have to give my state test digitally and it’s awful—not only do students hate it but ensuring the programs run on their (student) devices is a fucking nightmare.