Top Tweets for #HILChat

over 7 years ago

#HILchat will resume in the Fall...enjoy your summer! ✨ @HMeulenberg @reading3sarah @Kyle_Mayer1 @tmcdicoach @dljonker @KarenAupperlee @CmManson @tmcdicoach @degroot_marie @geanice_miller @JonathanHaga @MrAustinA2 @hilwmu

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over 7 years ago

6 to Make is Stick - for summer English version https://t.co/U83fhwHqer Spanish version https://t.co/QLLfJASKxc

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over 7 years ago

⚡️ “#HILchat 4.23.19: For the Love of Reading” https://t.co/q5eeMZw7fG

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over 7 years ago

Telling parents that talking about what their child is reading is about as important as reading. #hilchat

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over 7 years ago

I like to let parents know that even the smallest action will make a huge difference. #HILchat

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over 7 years ago

Encourage the building of family literacy by having parents read the same books their children are reading. Provide conversational prompts about the reading. Offer suggestions of additional literature that challenges and interests the student. #HILchat

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over 7 years ago

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over 7 years ago

A5: Classroom readers, speakers, field trips, family engagement nights, parent "cafe" time, parent learning sessions, start by involving then transition to engaging. #HILchat

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over 7 years ago

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over 7 years ago

Parents are a critical part of the team in building literacy skills. We need to be intentional about honoring parents as children's first teachers and encouraging them to build their child's self-efficacy as a reader and writer. What can we co-teach to build skills? #HILchat

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over 7 years ago

A4: Parents are partners, we need their support and involvement. It takes a village! #HILchat

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over 7 years ago

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over 7 years ago

A3: I would like to slow down a little! Reading professional books with "unplugging" a bit. Focus on old school reading and soaking in the learning! #HILchat

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over 7 years ago

One thing I would like to work on over the summer is to develop a series of reflective questions to help teachers demystify the literacy instructional process into key chunks for easier implementation of the Literacy Essentials. #HILchat

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over 7 years ago

An idea shared at our last training which I loved- start a staff meeting with the stop and ponder question from the essential that you are working on. #HILchat

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over 7 years ago

@dljonker Yes! I've seen some twitter peeps post a question once a week or month instead of doing a chat..this allows them to have flexibility. I say...whatever works to grow learning...go for it! #HILchat

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over 7 years ago

A2: Meet with colleagues, book studies, reading books, Twitter, Twitter chats #HILchat https://t.co/nr2WkS59UK

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over 7 years ago

We have a day to let the administrative assistants know how needed they are. Let’s make the most of it. #HILchat

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over 7 years ago

A great way for teachers to stay connected and learn over the summer is through Twitter book studies. Pick a book, schedule the chat leader for each week, and spend a half-hour or more in chatting about questions, understandings and reflections. #HILchat

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