@Intel_Dork The way the ending was written, I’m surprised a small folk character didn’t have a two and half minute monologue like every other character. So annoyed the ‘creatives’ did the samo and we watched
@RutgersAltRoute A5: Despite state tests that suggest an answer is strictly right/wrong, assessing potential in students is happily far more broad and flexible. Every student has potential, each student just needs to recognize their own power to change.
@RutgersAltRoute Q5 #TeacherEd # GrowthMindset there is an area of growth for me. I always at effort is paramount to results however state testing a real thing. So I attempt to balance both, saying your effort matters most and keep working because those results you want will follow.
@RutgersAltRoute Q4#TeacherEd #GrowthMindset one content area 5th & 6th writing for a student who has difficulty with editing, I’ve explained every why in detail of the outlines and brainstorming so the student doesn’t feel like the suggestions are a personal attack
@RutgersAltRoute A3: (2/2) One way I can fine-tune my practice is by further focusing on highlighting and praising effort in the classroom, not just correct responses. #TeacherEd#GrowthMindset
@RutgersAltRoute Question2 #Teachered#Growthmindset the expectation is effort over results. We speak about this continuously. Nonverbally we are always in the class trying new ideas
@RutgersAltRoute A1: Ss who have a growth mindset tend to view challenges + struggles as a way to grow. Ss who have a fixed mindset give up easily and don't have the perseverance to push through the struggle, which can stifle their growth as a Ss. #TeacherEd#GrowthMindset
@RutgersAltRoute#teachered # growthMindset reminding the students that because they haven’t reach the desired results, the process matter more. The power of Yet, handling learning situations and responds that are post