Jessica Worthy

[Cult of Pedagogy @cultofpedagogy]

5 Common Teaching Practices I'm Kicking to the Curb
https://t.co/R8unnQScG9
#ntchat #teaching #teachingstrategies #K12 #edchat

[edutopia @edutopia]

“Coming from a district that encouraged little professional growth, facilitating and participating in my first micro-credential was refreshing.” A library media specialist shares her experience with micro-credentialing, a shift away from traditional PD.
https://t.co/v74XXZYi3n

[Jessica Worthy @jessieworthy]

Yesss!!!

[Jaime A Wallace @LeadwLove2]

“The higher up any one person is in any organization, the more people they serve, not the other way around.” YES!! @gcouros #InnovatorsMindset

[AVID @AVID4College]

Gen Z students learn differently than any other group before them. Here's a look at what works best for them
https://t.co/96FgEHvx0a

[MindShift @MindShiftKQED]

It's not a teachers' job to become a mental health provider, but it is their job to try and understand the barriers students face so their teaching is most effective @chalkbeatCHI https://t.co/ACFs5zocRj #edchat #trauma #edadmin

[Jeff Hiser @jeffhiseredu]

Shifting from "me" to "we" leads to limitless possibilities! Exploring the #BenefitMindset: https://t.co/xI1Rf454M9 via @RewardingEdu

#edchat #leadupchat #joyfulleaders

[Jessica Worthy @jessieworthy]

A real leader! No doubt making positive change happen with his money, influence and insight. Thank you Mr. James! Hoping others follow your lead 👍🏻

[Jeff Hiser @jeffhiseredu]

This!!👇#edchat

[Jessica Worthy @jessieworthy]

“One clear implication of this is that the (cognitively) easier we can make certain behaviors, the more likely it is to be done, but if the “costs” are high (in terms of processing, effort or time) than it will be more difficult to implement.” Fascinating 🧐

[EdSurge @EdSurge]

Perhaps we should stop focusing as much on discussing what the common neuromyths are and instead focus on understanding why these ideas persist. (2017) https://t.co/NP94cCFIaP #k12 #edchat

[Jessica Worthy @jessieworthy]

Great email templates 💡

[We Are Teachers @WeAreTeachers]

"The Gentle Nudge" - a timeless classic.
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[Jessica Worthy @jessieworthy]

Unconferences sound amazing!!!! Free and students can attend. Whenever you run a training or PD think of how powerful having some of your students there would be👍🏻 #TeacherLife #HigherEducation #K12 #Educate https://t.co/1Zd7Hqmjix via @cultofpedagogy

[EdSurge HigherEd @HigherEdSurge]

Ask questions before you offer solutions: (2016) https://t.co/1e8KuB94XO #edtech #highered

[EdTrust @EdTrust]

#DidYouKnow Over 1 in 5 American high schools (21%) & just under a million high school students (850,000) do not have access to any school counselor. That student population is larger than the entire population of 83 of the 100 largest U.S. cities. https://t.co/YhDF4S5Eke

[Jessica Worthy @jessieworthy]

“Make yourself more interested in the sense that your students are making rather than the sense they aren’t making. Celebrate and build on that sense.” 👏🏻👏🏻

[Dan Meyer @ddmeyer]

🌴🌞👨‍🏫 My Month Teaching Summer School & The Curse of Content Knowledge. #iteachmath https://t.co/0EB0eWHwVr

[Jessica Worthy @jessieworthy]

Check out my classroom on @DonorsChoose! I'd love your help to bring my project to life: https://t.co/JixxFmQkc3

[Cult of Pedagogy @cultofpedagogy]

5 Reasons You Should Seek Your OWN Student Feedback
https://t.co/KPEiVRD9dO
#teachergoals #teachertips #feedback #teacherfriends #ntchat

[edutopia @edutopia]

Highlighting and rereading text are some of the least effective study techniques, according to research. Students should try these approaches instead → https://t.co/nXeTgwIBPT

[Jessica Worthy @jessieworthy]

@GraceHilsmier @ms_petrosino @ncte This is such great advice! Welcome feedback!

[Jessica Worthy @jessieworthy]

@ms_petrosino @ncte 1) Give yourself grace.
2) When you are putting the learning of students first then you are doing all you can. 3) Don't gossip.
4) See this as an opportunity. Volunteer for things and follow your passions.
5) Ask a LOT of questions! Not just of staff but of students as well.

[Jessica Worthy @jessieworthy]

Whaaaaat?? Growth Mindset ➡️ Innovators Mindset #GrowthMindset #HigherEducation #Teaching https://t.co/FxeUkuERNk

[George Couros @gcouros]

Moving Beyond a “Growth Mindset” https://t.co/JuYjaPWsxw

[Jeff Hiser @jeffhiseredu]

Never underestimate the power of knowing your students. Open the door to limitless possibilities through building rapport & meaningful relationships! 🚀

#edchat #leadupchat #joyfulleaders #kidsdeserveit