#356learning - Twitter Hashtag

over 8 years ago

When expecting student participation it is so important to practice an ethic of care. Allowing students to pass. @ghobhainn #356Learning

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Tabitha Klein @TabithaShawol

over 8 years ago

My fellow classmates box social presentations have given me so many great ideas to use in my own English classroom. I loved using humans of New York to generate character development. @ghobhainn #356Learning

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Kaitlyn Renaud @Kaitlyn_Renaud

over 8 years ago

Teaching future teachers about Cinderella through different cultures. Everyone was so involved with the different stories! Thanks guys!! #englishcrew @ghobhainn #356Learning

Kaitlyn_Renaud's tweet photo. Teaching future teachers about Cinderella through different cultures. Everyone was so involved with the different stories! Thanks guys!! #englishcrew @ghobhainn #356Learning https://t.co/FQaXgdQgiM

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Alexandra Smith, PhD OCT GTCS @ghobhainn

over 8 years ago

'The writer brings the words and the reader brings the meaning.' #Frye #356Learning

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Tita Kyrtsakas @titakyrt

over 8 years ago

Shout out to @McCormickWrites for teaching me the @lizlerman critique method last summer @stonybrooku. Looked at @jandynelson's first chapter of The Sky is Everywhere with the method to promote healthy criticism in the English classroom + beyond! #sharingiscaring #356learning

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Tita Kyrtsakas @titakyrt

over 8 years ago

V. important lessons today from plot twists to flash fiction and reading a section from Out on Main Street by #ShaniMootoo. Critical for us and our students to read beyond our "comfort zones" into different languages, cultures, and perspectives. #356learning #expandyourhorizons

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Melody LaBonte @MissLaBonteM

over 8 years ago

@ghobhainn I l really liked the idea of getting students to use their creativity with the alternate ending activity! It would help kids to exercise their reading comprehension skills, as their predictions would involve a deep analysis of the story. #356learning

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Mlle Curtis @mlle_curtis

over 8 years ago

@ghobhainn The best part about studying literature is the discussion we can inspire. Today we learned a lot of great methods to engage our students in what they are reading. I love the idea of student-centered learning in an English class! #356Learning

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Melody LaBonte @MissLaBonteM

over 8 years ago

@ghobhainn I loved Erika's activity! I think it would be a great learning experience for high school students to help them understand privilege and identity. They could think critically about how their own identities have shaped their lives. #356learning

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Kaitlyn Renaud @Kaitlyn_Renaud

over 8 years ago

Learning about privilege, oppression and intersectionality through "How it Feels to be Coloured Me" and a group activity to show the privilege of the class members! #356learning @ghobhainn

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Tita Kyrtsakas @titakyrt

over 8 years ago

Girl: Jamaica Kincaid. The repetition of "this is how" not only thematically relates to the cyclical nature of gender stereotyping: as educators we can get stuck in fixed perspectives in our classrooms. Can we turn "this is how" into "this is one of the ways how?" #356learning

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