@60Minutes We love this 60 minutes segment in my school district! We show it to start off our 6th grade ecology unit... but now it’s only available through CBS All Access... help!
Develop your relationships with students online by providing personalized #feedback in 1:1 video conferencing sessions, recording a screencast or attaching audio comments to their documents! https://t.co/vTcrGrtvEO #edchat#CAedchat#TOSAchat#remotelearning#distancelearning
@alicekeeler Was just talking in our grade level meeting about how to see if students had been working without opening 100 different documents and scrolling through, thanks!
#apchem#apchemchat#apchemistry
NO face-to-face AP exams in 2020
45 min, online/at home tests
Two test dates
UNITS 1-7, NOT UNIT 8-9
https://t.co/uWs73cOzTG
Great talking points here. “Students CAN construct their own knowledge” I also like the part about giving up “pet projects” for more discourse. This is probably the hardest thing for many of us to do. Which resonates most with you?
There should be no “mystery” in learning. Students deserve to know what they are being asked to learn, why & how that learning will be useful to them, and how that learning will be assessed (including associated “success criteria”).
#NVSciSummit Reminds me of the Cindy Passmore article about framing. If you’re new (or experienced) to NGSS- it’s a great read! https://t.co/ltgheWMjF0
At the core of education. relationships will always be the most important thing, especially when content is so easily accessed. This doesn't mean relationships are the ONLY thing, but we can go so much further with relationships at the centre of what we do. #InnovateInsidetheBox