Trying to provide as many resources as possible during a time of uncertainty and change. Here's an assortment of activities, adapted from many different, amazing people on Twitter, that learners can use to be creative! #ipaded#applenumbers#the4cs https://t.co/AzX6pdTy7g
Kicking off our week of Innovative Learner trainings this morning! Culture of learning, interpersonal skills, standards of behavior and creativity to help theses learners support their teachers and peers #WSDimpact@WausauSchDist#everyonecancreate#timerselfie
I wonder how often we underestimate student capabilities because they are difficult for us to deal with?
Or, how often we overestimate student skills because they don’t cause us any trouble?
@heathborders@Trianglemancsd@gfletchy Timed testing presents maths as a performance & doesn't allow for deep learning. There are different ways to creatively explore big, beautiful ideas within maths-there's lots of research on our website that we hope you find helpful!
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I’ve never regretted giving someone a second chance.
I have, however, regretted not giving someone a second chance.
To be human is to be flawed.
We are all a perpetual work in progress.
Quizizz releases two very handy features. One is Read Aloud which can be toggled on in settings. This was available in their app and is now available on the web. This will even read out each possible answer. Also, once you complete a quiz you can retake the quiz in flashcard mode
"Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambitions. Small people always do that, but the really great makes you feel that you, too, can become great." —Mark Twain
@WausauTechDept A5: I take my ques from Nike and "just do it" even if I don't feel 100% prepared. Even If I don't know all of the specifics. I "just do it" and see what happens. #learnfrommymistakes#Teach4Me
Q2: As teachers, there are many things we can’t control and need to let go or they drag us down! What are some things that you CAN control each and every day? Don’t forget to use #Teach4Me