Caillin Brailey

4th Year Primary Education Student. New to casual teaching 🍎📚

[Caillin Brailey @missbrailey27]

Epic, the Netflix for books. A great app to encourage reading. #acuedu_p

[Wendy Hankins @MrsHankinsClass]

***NOT BREAKING NEWS***
Teachers have to take an interest in ALL kids. Not just the “good” kids. Not just the ones who never get in trouble. Not just the one who make good grades. ALL kids. Kids know when you don’t. They feel it. Never make a kid feel like that. @SteeleThoughts

[Caillin Brailey @missbrailey27]

Noise meter apps are an effective and fun behaviour management tool in the classroom. #acuedu_p

[We Are Teachers @WeAreTeachers]

#Reading

[Simon Smith @smithsmm]

Whole books are important...not extracts, not chapters, whole books. The best children’s books are laced with clues about the whole story. They drop nuggets that become moments of realisation later on. For children to be truly captured by books we have to share the whole thing...

[Caillin Brailey @missbrailey27]

Exploring our own ‘I wonder’s’ in science this week. #dodifferentsolutionsachievedifferentresults #acuedu_p

[Alex Corbitt @Alex_Corbitt]

24 Exit Ticket Questions 📝🎟💡🤔🏆 (by @finleyt) #edchat #education #elearning #edtech #UKEdChat #aussieED #mathchat #engchat

[Caillin Brailey @missbrailey27]

A fantastic colour coded, hands on resource in maths #acuedu_p

[We Are Teachers @WeAreTeachers]

🍫😍 The answer is always yes. #TeacherLife #chocoloate
https://t.co/n0TogFD5LZ

[We Are Teachers @WeAreTeachers]

Poetry power! https://t.co/KnzScRQRRU #PoetryMonth #poetry

[Caillin Brailey @missbrailey27]

Encouraging students to share their answers with the class not only boosts their confidence, but assists their struggling peers by exposing them to new ways of thinking and more efficient strategies #twentytimesthree #acuedu_p

[Caillin Brailey @missbrailey27]

Exit tickets are a great confidential assessment strategy #acuedu_p

[Peter Abt @pabt65]

This is the culminating activity for a Yr4 project on the first voyage of Captain James Cook in 1768 using a @Sphero. Students spent several weeks researching the journey and his achievements. This was a great way to finish of the unit of work.
@SpheroEdu

[Robert J. Marzano @robertjmarzano]

Homework is perhaps one of the most misused strategies in K–12 classrooms; it is too often assigned as a matter of routine. Here are strategies to assign it purposefully. #NASOT

[Caillin Brailey @missbrailey27]

Love this idea! It can be altered for other KLAs such as multiplication in maths. #workthosegrossmotorskills #acuedu_p

[National Literacy Trust @Literacy_Trust]

Story games are a great way to improve your young child's comprehension and make reading fun. We have free games on our website: https://t.co/B8cx6Hlii6

[Mike Armiger @MikeArmiger]

Whenever I discuss the need for change in our education system, I'm reminded of these words;

'The world as we have created it, is a process of our thinking. It cannot be changed without changing our thinking.' - Albert Einstein

[Caillin Brailey @missbrailey27]

My ES1 students love this alternative hands-on activity for practising letter formation. Students just shake the tray after each use, and using a deep tray helps make less of a mess #acuedu_p

[Caillin Brailey @missbrailey27]

What a great activity for visual and kinaesthetic learners to practice their multiplication facts #acuedu_p

[Tom Sherrington @teacherhead]

Here’s an ingenious idea via @ArnoldLodgeNews - making stapled pockets for test papers to keep them with books and record bits of feedback.