Exposing children to different cultures and their schools all over the world gives perspective for these kids. @arhurlbut #5113Spring https://t.co/zk8ZoYKqMY
Students at five of our schools went on a world tour to virtually visit with people in multiple countries on all seven continents in 24 hours. #LISDculture See more photos: https://t.co/KdN4x9S8TT.
Map reading is an obsolete skill that's been replaced by GPS. "Traveling in a strange place by map alone builds confidence" https://t.co/w9IKrgh8Ph @arhurlbut #5113Spring
Positive Reinforcement is just that; it only rewards a favored behavior. It does not always have the power to persuade someone against an inappropriate behavior. It is situational and we must be quick to correct the behavior, whether positive or negative. #TWUEDUC5123@drskmcm
@drskmcm Chapter 4 really hits home right now because my 5-year-old just got diagnosed with ADHD. I have a 504 meeting with his teacher next week, not sure what to expect. #TWUEDUC5123
@TWUevans@drskmcm Great video! Thanks for sharing. "Identity Crisis" is right on the money, as I feel like it took forever for me to figure out what I wanted to be when I grow up!
I feel like Bronfenbrenner's bioecological model in Chapter 3 will be a useful concept as a teacher; understanding what is going on with a child at home will help us to better understand them at school #TWUEDUC5123@drskmcm
Piaget's theory is an important theory in a way that children learn important characteristics like sharing, taking turns, and kindness. I believe those characteristics can only be learned through peer interaction. @drskmcm#TWUEDUC5123