find out why instead of looking at the failures…and making blanket decisions without good information. Use what your learn from successes in the district to help the schools who need it.
When I work with a child, I get to know them. I LOVE seeing them make connections. Listening to a friend identify with or have empathy with a character or person in a book, be passionate about a cause, or just begin to read with confidence makes everyday worth it.
I make adjustments, research, and work daily to meet student needs. I am responsive. I can push them when they need it, give them immediate feedback, and encourage them to do hard things. Data supports my students successes and those of my peers at our school.
How can our answer be to put them in front of a computer? Why are books being replaced with a program that looks like a glorified worksheet on a screen?
I encourage school board members and decision makers to look at schools and classrooms where students are being successful and
So, I am questioning why what I do is being replaced with artificial intelligence. We live in a day and age where students are struggling to make connections with other people. There is more mental health issues at younger ages. We have more school shootings.
SoR is needlessly a fraught topic. Teaching kids to read is not either-or. Becoming a reader requires decoding AND fluency AND attention to comprehension AND lots of reading of self-chosen books.
See my commentary on SoR at the end of What I’m Reading at
https://t.co/rAHkQIfQUE
My Ella Kate❤️ The award represents leadership, tolerance, respect, appreciation of others, giving back, honesty, and integrity…given to one boy and girl in 8th grade and considered the highest honor presented at Tays Jr High. Keep soaring!
I was so surprised! I was awarded the Heart of Titan award by the school namesakes, Mr. and Mrs. Tays, and an academic excellence award for all A’s. @07_impact @ImpactGoldOrg@Los_Stuff
Thank you @ExtraInningSB@BrenttEads and @07_impact for the write up. I am still stunned and very humbled. I plan to keep working and ensure my best is yet to come.