#ed285 - Twitter Hashtag

over 7 years ago

Reflecting today on the PD session at Holland High has me thinking more deeply about race and education. Thanks to Holland Public, @eddieknowsmoore, and @BooksnotCooks for bringing these issues to the forefront of education. #ed285 #hpsequity

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lindsay_styrlund @LStyrlund

over 7 years ago

Had the amazing opportunity to sit in on a PD session at Holland High this morning. Thank you to the Holland High staff, @eddieknowsmoore, and @BooksnotCooks for inviting us to attend and challenging us about the way we approach our students #hpsequity #ed285

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Ally Buckley @allyrbuckley

over 7 years ago

What a great opportunity to spend some time at Holland High learning alongside the teachers I used to learn from! Thank you to @eddieknowsmoore, @BooksnotCooks, and the Holland High staff for welcoming us to your PD session! #ed285 #hpsequity

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Cathryn Schofield @CathrynSchofie3

over 7 years ago

It’s crazy that nobody told me the real difference between fiction and nonfiction. “Fiction invites us into the writer’s imagined world; nonfiction intrudes into ours and purports to tell us something about it.” @KyleneBeers Truly eye opening. #ed285 #readingnonfiction

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Emily Lindbloom @LindbloomEmily

over 7 years ago

Deep conversations in class today about "Reading Nonfiction" by .@KyleneBeers and .@BobProbst - Nonfiction is so MUCH MORE than "true" or events that happened in real life- we NEED nonfiction texts in our classrooms- even art rooms! Let's go teachers! #readingnonfiction #ed285

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Ally Buckley @allyrbuckley

over 7 years ago

What are good questions without good answers? Listening and responding to student answers helps them push their thinking further. #makingthinkingvisible #ed285

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lindsay_styrlund @LStyrlund

over 7 years ago

Teachers should strive to ask more questions rather than tell. Asking questions is crucial for #makingthinkingvisible and facilitating understanding in the classroom! #ed285

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Jacob Babb @jacobrbabb

over 7 years ago · Holland

“In most school settings, educators have focused more on the completion of work and assignments than in a true development of understanding.” Health education in general needs to think this way. #ed285 #makingthinkingvisible

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Jillian Wade @JillianWade423

over 7 years ago

.@RonRitchhart Love how “Making Thinking Visible” is applicable for ALL subjects....including Choir! Asking authentic questions about music and specific choral pieces is vital! #musicliteracy #MakingThinkingVisible #ed285

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Maddison Schreurs @maddisonschreu1

over 7 years ago

The process of thinking is just as important as what we think. Crazy. #makingthinkingvisible #ed285

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Emily Lindbloom @LindbloomEmily

over 7 years ago

The goal of teachers shouldn't be to feed information all the time but to jump inside the heads of learners and see what they are thinking to help them grow and further their learning. #makingthinkingvisible #ed285 #arteducation #education #learning

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Jacob Babb @jacobrbabb

over 7 years ago · Holland

“Because physical education utilizes movement and learning skills that require moving the body in various ways, visual examples play a very important role.” Such an important quotes from the research article! @CraigHeynen1 #ed285

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Deborah Van Duinen @debvanduinen

over 7 years ago · Holland

Graphic novel adaption of Holler If You Hear Me?! Yes please! #ed285

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Maddison Schreurs @maddisonschreu1

over 7 years ago

Sometimes education courses can't teach you anything and everything about teaching. Sometimes those experiences come from taking risks- we never stop learning! #ed285 @GregoryMichie

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Cathryn Schofield @CathrynSchofie3

over 7 years ago

Learning about teaching, fear, and making mistakes in education. Thank you for your honesty and courage in the field @GregoryMichie #ed285 #hollerifyouhearme

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Deborah Van Duinen @debvanduinen

over 7 years ago

"Good teaching requires looking critically at the way things are in schools, questioning how they might be different, and taking action if the situation calls for it" @GregoryMichie #ed285 #hollerifyouhearme

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Emily Lindbloom @LindbloomEmily

over 7 years ago

Learning about the power of trusting your Ss in your classroom in @GregoryMichie's book, "Holler if You Hear Me". They have interests, desires, and passions. They have intelligence and drive; we need to listen as educators and walk alongside them. #ed285

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Jacob Babb @jacobrbabb

over 7 years ago · Holland

“Terriblehorriblenogoodverybad” is definitely the chapter that stuck out to me from @GregoryMichie ‘s book Holler if You Hear Me. This reaffirmed my thoughts that kids know when they are being cheated out of an educational opportunity. THEY ARE SMART! #ed285

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