Membership in WSASCD opens up meaningful opportunities to learn and collaborate with colleagues who are committed to improving outcomes for students across WA State. Join the efforts of local educators who support achievement for all of our students! https://t.co/JnGqVTyN1T
Do you or someone you know of work with transitioning HS seniors? Check out these College Transition Checklists from @PSESD! They have important information about financial, logistical, & administrative steps in the transition to postsecondary. https://t.co/6yNzigWszT #WAedu
A quick and important reminder about effective grading practices. Our students benefit from multiple opportunities to practice new skills with feedback along the way before a record of their performance is made permanent...just like the adult learners who work with them.
What We're Reading: @natwexler's piece on the important role of content knowledge in reading comprehension.
We appreciate the shout-out to the @ELeducation K–5 Languare Arts curriculum!
Learn more: https://t.co/szLuiKRvSe #OpenUpELA#ilachat#tcrwp
What would happen if you started to treat your most challenging students as your favorites? There would probably would be a significant paradigm shift in both of your thinking. Try it! More #essentialtruthsforteachers
Only 12% of middle school math assignments push student thinking to higher levels in low-poverty districts & for high poverty districts it drops even lower to 6%. Why? https://t.co/5frUVmrKuY #EquityInMotion
#WhyITeach “… a good teacher, a strong school year, & a memorable interaction can affect the hope in a child’s heart” @ashlm_12 https://t.co/QL1Mc3J7RA
Another counter-intuitive finding for improving creativity and innovation. Evaluation and constructive criticism do not undermine creativity - they are essential elements of the creative classroom (and creative faculty meetings!)
#leadupchat https://t.co/DzZMtw4ofl
SVSD portrait of a graduate collaboration between students, community and staff. Building a future filled with unlimited possibilities for Snoqualmie students!