“A rubric filled with clear, positive descriptors is ready to be put into action before and during the learning process. As part of this, it’s crucial to accept that your rubric will evolve.” @mattleisen
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One of the biggest challenges in education is that students (and indeed all humans) want autonomy in their lives. And yet a lot of evidence exists to suggest students when left to their own devices make bad decisions about their learning (1/6) 🧵
🎓 A new review by some of the biggest hitters in educational research identifies 6 common misconceptions about PD.
Most teacher educators will be familiar with these, but here's a quick summary just in case.
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A few weeks ago, parents, activists and educators in a red state where Republicans hold a legislative supermajority successfully beat back an anti-history (CRT) law, & yet I saw no national coverage of it at all. This says something important about media. https://t.co/DX8VhARxTh
The issue with the workload of teachers is the fact we can’t just ‘muddle through’. You’ve essentially got an audience for 4/5 hours a day. If you haven’t done ‘everything’ you’d just end up standing in front of them and shrugging. That’s why Ts ‘have to’ keep working 50+ hours.
Restorative practice is challenging. It takes time to cultivate it to be effective. That said, it takes no time to cultivate it to be more effective than punitive justice.
MN's Gen. Ed formula hasn't chgd. since 1989 & devalues students receiving SPED & EL services, creating significant costs that K12s statewide have to fund. These x-sub.s cost MPS ~$75 million in 2021. The #mnleg can & must address it. An $8 bill. surplus is a good place to start.