If curriculum is the what of teaching and learning models are the how, assessment is the puzzled ‘Hmmmm’–as in, I assumed this and this about student learning, but after giving this assessment, well….”Hmmmmm.”
6 Types Of Assessment Of Learning - https://t.co/ylxIIGsvF9
@teacher2teacher I do a bunch of would you rather questions so kids can see things they have in common with each other like “would you rather live on the moon or under the sea”.
I’ve thought about using doodle notes during direct instruction, but haven’t found a way to easily connect the two. I’d love to hear some examples! #education#teacher#notebook
Research shows that drawing aids students in their ability to recall information. Introducing more visual forms of note-taking could be a game changer in the classroom. ✏️
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Here are 12 questions to ask students on the first day of school, including: "What do you need from me to be successful this year?"
12 Questions To Ask Your Students On The First Day Of School https://t.co/zk1etNnWlm
Informal conversations, check-ins, and icebreakers help build community in person, online, or a blend of the two! I've added more conversation starters to this slide deck!
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@KateRysavy You can have students turn and talk with a partner beforehand, and you will coach a specific student who you would like to participate to find their answer. Come back to the whole group and ask that student for their answer.
Just as some prompts help students reflect on the process of learning, these prompts can help teachers reflect on the full picture of being an educator. https://t.co/sz5dJxVtP7
Listen to these 2nd grade students talk about their problem solving strategies!
#CriticalThinking#elementary#math
Boosting Confidence With Student-Driven Math https://t.co/tun4LDd6FS
Last year was a challenging one, and I think many teachers would appreciate these ideas for staff well-being.
Schools, Not Teachers, Must Reduce Stress and Burnout—Here’s How https://t.co/xQcSXVqjFV
@teacher2teacher I read First Day Jitters then students make predictions and learn a little about me as their teacher. The next day, the kids participate in a Kahoot based on what they learned about me the day before.
@MathWithAPreis Cooking or baking is another hands-on example. They could try and double up a recipe for a batch of cookies to practice fractions and multiplication.
@KyleNiemis@teacher2teacher If you don’t mind creating some materials, Blooket is my favorite way to practice skills. They have games that can be done as a whole class or independently. They have lots of activities already created or you can transfer lists from Quizlet too. My students love it!
"As you leverage technology to meet the needs of learners and help students get what they need, consider how to best leverage the time and role of the teacher." https://t.co/xYQ3C6CLsx @katiemartinedu