COVID-19 has shaken up the world we live in ways that are still unfathomable to me. While this is a time of uncertainly, you can create safe math and literacy centers for distance //ed.gr/czvre
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Learning centers are one of the best ways to reach as many of your students as possible right where they are! However, if you don’t have a good set up, it can be a disaster. https://t.co/0nmAd1OdVT
How do schedule math and literacy centers into your day when there’s only so much time? Easy! You follow this simple framework and remember: you have time! https://t.co/XAaO4HA6Dl
When you utilize centers in your classroom, you want to make sure you have awesome center rotations! Wait, what’s that? Here are five needs every teacher needs when they are using centers in their classroom. https://t.co/G6s42hUAnA
When you partner students in centers, you don’t want to just do it randomly. It’s important that your students are partnered up strategically. https://t.co/hv4SAPwx1b
Differentiating instruction in centers can be one of the hardest things to do. However, we can make differentiating instruction in centers completely possible with these three easy strategies. https://t.co/zHxvDqsmIw
While the pandemic has changed the way we teach, it doesn’t mean the work we have done for distance learning will not be beneficial to us once we all get to come back to the classroom. https://t.co/PjLDpirT8M
When you create centers, you need to do more than just get the content ready and framework ready. You have to make sure you get your students ready as well. https://t.co/ZMG2Sx5Hgi
The subject that has standards to be meet but often is seen as a separate entity: science. Integrate science into math and literacy centers can be a complete game changer in your classroom. https://t.co/QrDNnJXLsk
We use math and literacy centers to add enrichment and to review. If a student is not capable of completing a task within the center framework, then the concept has not been taught thoroughly enough. https://t.co/jcTvrMf60M
Centers, the go-to place for enrichment, and review for teachers everywhere! When you are using centers appropriately, you can create depth in rigor in your classroom as you have never seen before. https://t.co/fi7X8xdrFq
You have all the pieces. You have all the organization. Your framework is completely planned out. Now it’s time to introduce your math and literacy centers. https://t.co/zDOSwphEp0
From getting your centers online to keep center pieces clean, our new normal has asked us to think outside the box. Using technology in literacy centers in new ways can help keep your students engaged with out of the box tools! https://t.co/JiV3RxnVQV
You might have your procedures in place, a framework in mind, and ideas for various activities. What’s next? Getting the pieces to complete the puzzle by gathering supplies for math and literacy centers that will make your life so much easier! https://t.co/rcPjfFzcQr
"If you’re using centers in second grade, and are learning a new literacy concept that some have gotten, you can push that group forward, you are challenging them and creating teachers for future centers." https://t.co/tU69gvLwWM
"Even if students have their own centers, they can still work together to promote collaboration and socialization which is one of the many reasons you should be using centers." https://t.co/kfNfdlucbH