@learnteachtech A13: Community Engagement! I think bringing skills/experience to the real world can help students internalize what they are learning #csp554
@learnteachtech A10: It's hard to pick 1, but I think Reinforcing Effort and Providing Recognition is HUGE. Working with students who are at-risk, I find many of them are skill deficient. Praising improvement and work-ethic can help build confidence and eventually competence #csp554
@learnteachtech A7: This is so tough sometimes! I try to have students submit assignments via Google Docs/Sheets/Slides so that I can provide comments that students can see immediately. I have found that students are not as interested in feedback if they earned all of the points for the activity
@learnteachtech@KyleGri34399737 That's amazing! I tried doing a math journal when I taught middle school- at least 15 students lost their entire journal...Sounds like your kiddos are organized! #csp554
@learnteachtech A4: Practice is critical in math so that students learn how to implement specific steps in a formula and apply concepts in a variety of mathematical situations. Practice should be meaningful and intentional. Assigning 25 problems a night is excessive #csp554
@KyleGri34399737@learnteachtech Same! I had kids that were disorganized when using paper notes, but digital notes allowed them to keep their notes organized and actually refer back to them #csp554
@learnteachtech A2: Our curriculum is packaged online, so digital notes are common for our students. Digital Pros: Easily accessible anytime, anywhere; autosave; link to helpful resources. Digital Cons: Not as memorable as handwriting #csp554
@learnteachtech A1: Going well: coffee game on point, grades caught up, Thanksgiving T-8 days
Looking Forward: Football & Food
Improvement: More sleep!