Top Tweets for #AbleNotDisable

Maureen Kelly-Gibson @MaureenKellyGi1

over 6 years ago

That's a wrap on our first #ablenotdisable fast chat. Thanks for joining us this morning!

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over 6 years ago

A3: I learned how vital relationship and connection are to the well-being of people. I plan to build many more relationships in our learning community. #belonging #ablenotdisable

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over 6 years ago

A3. Thoughtful consideration to how time with students is used purposefully in the classroom and how we can maximize collaborative time together so that independent work is more successful for the learners. #ablenotdisable

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over 6 years ago

A3: I have really enjoyed learning about different ways to formatively and summatively assess the students. I like using #flipgrid and having students voice record processes, show rather than tell etc. #ablenotdisable

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Maureen Kelly-Gibson @MaureenKellyGi1

over 6 years ago

A3 I’ve learned to design so much on tech through @seesaw @flipgrid & @nearpod. I want to take what I’ve learned and help students’ families see what their students do each day by sharing with them. #ablenotdisable

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over 6 years ago

A2: Having experience with dynamic assessment and instructional interventions allowed me to manage individual learning needs of complex learners. #ablenotdisable

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Maureen Kelly-Gibson @MaureenKellyGi1

over 6 years ago

1: Ss with learning differences initially struggled with EF skills and wellness. They made incredible growth in these areas with international intervention and support. #ablenotdisable

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over 6 years ago

A2 The need to be flexible and adjust just like if we were in the building. Learning is dynamic & taking the less is more approach to ease the transition helped. #ablenotdisable

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over 6 years ago

A2. Great question! My prior experience with teaching exceptional learners reminds me of the need to frequently check for understanding with students, be very clear with instructions and provide examples. #ablenotdisable

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over 6 years ago

@SherWalters 100% agree! I will never take being in school buildings for granted. #ablenotdisable

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over 6 years ago

A1: I think that the shift to online learning has reminded me of the barriers that many of our students face. The structure provided by our physical building and physical set-up is definitely taken for granted. #ablenotdisable

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over 6 years ago

A1 Supporting the diverse needs of my students virtually. Initially it was more work for me to make activities interactive and for the students but in the long run they were successful. #ablenotdisable

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over 6 years ago

A1. Not being able to read cues and respond to student in the same ways that we typically do. #ablenotdisable

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over 6 years ago

@SherWalters #ablenotdisable. First time Twitter Chat. Forgot my hashtag. On to the first question!

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over 6 years ago

Good morning everyone. I’m Elyse and I teach in Grapevine, TX. I teach life skills & students with intellectually disabilities and autism. I also support SEL campus wide. #ablenotdisable

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