Have you seen this yet? A tip sheet on how to promote friendships in the classroom. Get your free download @ https://t.co/DcQNxqZRtB. #friends#educate#edchat#spedchat
From kindergarten to high school, teachers are using student-made podcasts to nurture students' reading, writing, and interviewing skills. https://t.co/jLVzNRSFXU
Teach children to be kind? Sure...unless that lesson is regarded as sufficient. Who benefits when kids are taught that being "considerate, nice, and friendly" precludes the need to consider systemic inequity and injustice as well? Worth a read: https://t.co/ZZVYhVgBuW
"To build strong relationships, students have to know you care about them as individuals, so not recognizing their race and everything that goes along with that communicates the opposite," writes Dr. Ronardo Reeves. #EWopinion https://t.co/iWxCUaMbAy
I'm a little frustrated at the "no time!" excuse for lack of K-5 science & social studies, well, everywhere. When I was a kid we had both every day, plus more field trips, guest speakers, etc. Let's acknowledge that high stakes testing stole the time for ELA/math test prep.
3rd-graders at Benson Hill Elementary spent the past 100 days writing down acts of #kindness they see around them, kind things they do for others, & kind things others do for them. Today, they celebrated 100 Days of Kindness. #BeKind#RSDPride
Teachers want to offer social-emotional learning, but many are unsure how to do so.
Here are 10 practical, low- or no-cost strategies for turning things around. #EWopinion https://t.co/9S2RntxSkc
Here are some of my students in #countingcoIlections. I am so impressed at how my current class is so organized in their couting (& use ten frames for coloring)!