Picked my top 10, created a doc to document my learning, recorded my flip grid and worked on my bingo chart! Excited for this round of #Ellchat_BkClub#ellchat#ell
A7: I allow students to retake assessments or to earn points back when they show how to fix the mistakes they made. I could find more opportunities to give assessments that are not graded but provide feedback. #AltRtEd#Growthmindset
A6: Teachers can use specific feedback. acknowledge areas of improvement and strategies that were successful. Give advice on how the student might try differently the next time. #AltRtEd#Growthmindset
A3: Mistakes are: expected, respected, inspected and corrected. This is something that should be displayed in every classroom. As teachers we have to fail at times to have a successful classroom. The only wrong questions are the ones that are not asked.#AltRtEd#growthmindset
A5: When I tell my students that I have high expectations and know that they can meet the goals we set, I can explain the benefit. Why are we doing this? Why is it important that each individual can do this? What will they get out of it? #AltRtEd#Growthmindset
A4: Teachers may think a student who lacks perseverance or who puts minimal effort into their assignments may have a fixed mindset. Make sure the student knows the expectations and how they will benefit from the assignment #AltRtEd#Growthmindset
A2 Model by setting goals and demonstrating how much can be learned from mistakes. Exhibit hard work and dedication. Learn from students openly--new software, life experiences, card tricks... #altrted#Growthmindset
A2: To model a #growthmindset in the classroom, teachers could make their own learning and self improvement very transparent. We could make our mistakes known and share how we are growing/learning from them. Show them that it is ok to make a mistake! #AltRtEd
A3: Teachers can work toward creating a growth mindset among their students by cultivating their own growth mindset. This will help them consistently give students better response opportunities, nonverbal cues, and more detailed feedback. #AltRtEd#Growthmindset
A2: One way I model growth mindset in my classroom is openly valuing mistakes (especially my own) as opportunities to learn. I also reward students who re able to fix their own mistakes up at the white board #AltRtEd#growthmindset
A1:A student with a fixed mindset, high or low achieving, won’t push themselves to do better and may give up when it gets hard. A student with a growth mindset will have more success bc they will learn from their mistakes and use that knowledge to improve. #AltRtEd#Growthmindset
This is an important topic, from my friend @jackiespinner -- How can we prepare our kids with special needs for a school crisis? https://t.co/sYTvB9LL71
Whether your child is in grade school, middle school or high school, here are some ways you can help him with his test #anxiety. #ldchat https://t.co/5JletEz9Al
A2: Gen Ed teachers need to get to know their students with LDs individually to understand what types of things might be preventing them from succeeding. Each kid is unique and will need different strategies. #AltRtEd#SpEd