@ShiftParadigm @sgthomas1973 @ChouinardJahant@DrGodard I believe a thought leader is someone who bravely approaches ideas and perspectives that may be unfamiliar or uncomfortable with the intent of bettering the outcomes for students, teachers, and families.
When I’ve encountered Education thought leaders throughout my course work they’ve all prompted me to critically reflect on the ways I view teaching and learning. #edchat
A4: I think it’s important to create a space that’s empowering for students but at the same time assures them that it’s okay if their first strategy doesn’t work as they anticipate! We can always go back to the drawing board! #OCTMchat
@SarahBertsch6 That is the same way that I thought about it! I was quick to look at the numbers at the bottom and figure out what the pattern was there as opposed to looking at the cubes. #OCTMchat
A1: 17, the shape looked a little funky to me at first so I began initially counting cubes individually. I then saw the 3 rows of 5 plus 2 more. #OCTMchat