Top Tweets for #PLPThinking

almost 7 years ago

@PLPAction We always sat in a circle where everyone was technically in the front row #PLPThinking

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almost 7 years ago

@PLPAction I loved small classes where everyone felt comfortable sharing and working together #PLPThinking

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almost 7 years ago

@PLPAction A3: I love to use tech tools such as @Flipgrid to draw in reluctant learners! #plpthinking

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almost 7 years ago

@burrplp @PLPAction Do you let the students choose roles or do you assign them? #plpthinking

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almost 7 years ago

@AlburgerClass @PLPAction I did this with math problems and it was fun . Students who do not usually participate did that day #PLPThinking

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almost 7 years ago

@PLPAction A3: I think having roles within group work would help get all parties involved. Also knowing what students are good at can help expand their willingness to participate #PLPThinking

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almost 7 years ago

@burrplp @PLPAction I want to hear students making these connections and demonstrating visually when talking about rates of change #PLPThinking

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Daniel Alburger @AlburgerClass

almost 7 years ago

@PLPAction I feel this is you right now as we are waiting for the next question.#PLPThinking

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almost 7 years ago

@burrplp @PLPAction And make real-life connections #PLPThinking

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Daniel Alburger @AlburgerClass

almost 7 years ago

@PLPAction A2 : I'm looking at a lot of quotes about moving forward and not giving up (Disney, Ford, etc) because the senior projects are going to be different. There will be a lot of open ended, and maybe some places where the journey is more than the product #PLPThinking

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almost 7 years ago

@PLPAction Listening to students more, strategically structuring groupwork, encouraging students to connect big ideas verbally and in written form #PLPThinking

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almost 7 years ago

@PLPAction A2: I think the journaling piece would be great. I want to try a digital walkthroughs and use pictures to help teachers better their craft with things I see in the classroom. #PLPThinking

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almost 7 years ago

@burrplp @PLPAction Yes, I also think maybe call on a group, but make a rule where the same person can't speak for the group every time #plpthinking

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almost 7 years ago

@burrplp @PLPAction Wait time is hard! You want to rush bc classtime is limited but Ss need to process at their own pace! #plpthinking

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almost 7 years ago

@MathKenzie @PLPAction You could go old school and use popsicle sticks with names on them so that way each student gets involved. #PLPThinking

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Daniel Alburger @AlburgerClass

almost 7 years ago

@PLPAction A1: I like pressing each student, but staying aware that students do not all want to communicate in the same way . Look for different ways in which they are comfortable to share what they know #plpthinking

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almost 7 years ago

@PLPAction I think this reflects my thoughts that I need to be more flexible with my pacing. I may need to re-ask or re-explain to get the student to give a deep answer, and that may take more time. #PLPThinking

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