Ideas for hyperdocs in early childhood education.... GO!
Taking a grad class and I’m way struggling with this. I think I’m unclear about how this could realistically apply to my grade level.
In the good classrooms/schools, learning isn’t a one-size-fits-all endeavor. Praying for all those good teachers/admin as they figure out how to make learning happen in person while being forced to engage in a OSFA situation. 🤦🏻♀️
A friend of ours recently lent us this book for our little's and I fell in love with it. Especially with the climate of our culture right now, I'll be using this in my Christian classroom. Thought I'd share! :)
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Thanks everyone for making my first twitter chat experience a great one! Looking forward to learning from and chatting with you all in the future! :) #PSquareLN
A4: Oh, the joy of parent-teacher relationships! ;-) We obviously want to partner with our parents and I think that when we are open and honest with them, it can be hard. We want them to ultimately see that we love their children. Vulnerability! #PSquareLN
#PSquareLN So many colleagues give out their personal numbers to connect... I struggle with that! As much as I want to connect with my families, I need my down time and time with my own family.
A2: One of my favorite ways to connect with families is via my Google site. I post my weekly newsletter up there under the tab and also post up to date information about school and what's going on. I have also used things like https://t.co/MBJaTemHpZ. #PSquareLN
A1: I love the use of Google Meet and Zoom to connect with families personally. I’ve also had students submit videos during COVID which we posted on our classroom website with parents’ permission.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci of @NIH joins Homeroom with Sal on Friday at noon PT!
There are no easy answers when it comes to how and when to safely reopen schools. Tune in to ask questions about school reopening and more.
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