@DavidDidau Congratulations. I remember your tweet about moving to PP. I teach in an intl school there and also run. Hope you’ll pack your running shoes - there’s a growing community of us, both expats and Khmer runners.
@JMcNallyBooks Chamnar know what they’re doing. I picked up a stack of Clarisa Lispector novels last time I was there. So grateful for them sourcing Fitzcarraldo and NYRB in PP
@RogersHistory Strikingly similar memory from my NQT year. Making and cutting out tectonic plates for Year 4 table groups to jigsaw puzzle together. In the first 10 minutes. In what world, eh. Halcyon days.
@jennysfen @KateRockTeacher@ISBLearning Thank you for sharing. AtL goals are also inherently transdisciplinary and stretch beyond Homeroom = greater return on goal-setting investment.
@MattCromwellPYP Important work. Ss (and Ts!) need time to hone their feedback-giving skills otherwise it can be quite redundant. Could also use “Kind, Specific, Helpful” as prompts.
@missjackameit@ProjectZeroHGSE Hey - sure, pairs identify supporting ideas for both for and against, then reflect on the strength of each. The stronger the evidence, the closer it is placed to the middle of the ‘rope’.
@Mr_Minchin Not what we all use and shouldn’t be the norm, imo. Place value secure in all learners? Would argue that algorithms w/o this underpinning promote mimicry. Using PV discs and renaming might work as a pictorial bridge.