50 Ways To Use Bloom’s Taxonomy In The Classroom
Bloom’s Taxonomy is a way of thinking about thinking, a framework. Consider how a diet is a way of framing food to achieve a purpose. Bloom’s provides a structure to think about learning and achieve goals. https://t.co/W2tpMTEwSx
Powerful questions for teachers, principals, leaders of all kinds.
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#Sketchnote by Sylvia Duckworth (@sylviaduckworth) based on ideas by Rebecca Alber (@wordLib)
Why do we focus on students’ weaknesses at school when they will pursue their strengths in life?
Let’s shift the focus from what they CAN’T do to what THEY CAN!
We hope you can join us for our community tailgate party next Friday, October 1st! All proceeds benefit the Kearsley Christmas Charities #KearsleyCulture#PrideTraditionExcellence 🍔 🌭
Check out the new-look Kearsley Connection that will arrive in district mailboxes next week! The entire 8-page digital version was emailed to all families earlier today. #PrideTraditionExcellence
@gcouros this quote on my shirt helped a track athlete in practice today! “Grow through change” I ❤️ promoting positive quotes in the classroom and on field/court! 💙🎉#mindsetiseverything
If you do not know how to take Running Records of Text Reading, I would highly recommend learning the conventions and analysis. Work with someone who knows how to take and deeply analyze running records. #K8LitCon @rrcna_org @ccbates@Maryann081153 Dr. Jan Richardson
One of the greatest lessons we can teach our kids is the importance of making sacrifices to reach our goals. Success does not usually come without hard work.
The aim of education should be to train happy individuals who make up a peaceful society. It requires warm-heartedness and taking a broad-minded, holistic and far-sighted approach that enables people to cope, whatever happens. It entails focussing on the good of the community.
A4: Embracing student voice and encouraging them to share from a young age is so important. It is our job to help students choose their lens and recognize how to embrace each other’s differences. Safe environments and trust is key. #FutureReady
Carrying the banner for your school begins with loving your school, plain and simple. Do you exude a positive energy that shows you want to be there each day? We are in the kid business! Being educators shouldn’t be viewed as work. It’s a calling.
#multiplyexcellence
Congratulations to Oct. Hornet Award winners, Kristen Klipa (right from AMS) and Caitlin Manson (left from KHS). Both demonstrate their dedication to #PrideTraditionExcellence. Each received a $100 VISA gift card from @Meemic insurance agencies, sponsor of the Hornet Awards.