Parents: Feeling lost on homework help? The first step, especially with kids 13 and under, is to have them do their homework at a communal space, like a dining room or kitchen table.
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I write to toss words around & create some fun. I write to take note of life -- from the lackadaisical to the pun. I write to remember. I write to learn. I write to grow. I write because... it's who I am. #WhyIWrite
Most refugees are seeking the kind of belonging that connects them to strong and peaceful relationships with the people around them, says @drydenpeterson. https://t.co/nARYzMl4je
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We talk a lot about students being engaged. It occurs to me that one of the hallmarks of a great classroom is the TEACHER being engaged. Kids love it when their teacher is active, involved, and energized. And they can tell which ones are really “into it” and which ones aren’t.
From my friend, Judy Willis, M.D. Judy is a board certified neurologist with 25 years experience who then became a teacher for 10 years (in elementary and middle schoo)l! Our forthcoming book, Understanding by Design Meets Neuroscience scheduled for release in April 2019 by ASCD
At a loss for how to make sure that the internet is a tool for good in your students' educations? The Digital Civics Toolkit helps channel enthusiasm for digital media into real world impact: https://t.co/N6e7KkDCPt
"We need to be educating people so they are productive and employable. But we also need to be educating people so that they're creating a society that is livable and social, where human interaction is important" @EdSurge https://t.co/QnadgiALLp #edchat#edtech
@cpaterso@jimknight99 @CmunroOz @JohnGCI @RonRitchhart Yes I totally agree. The more who understand this the better our world will be. It starts with education - both at home and in ‘school’
Principals, to build a strong school culture, ask yourself:
What fundamental beliefs do you want community members to hold about the work they do?
What actions and attitudes do you expect to consistently observe? https://t.co/5fMYZXZCF8