After just exploring PBLs in our social studies methods course, I find this specific project very interesting as it allows the students to have more involvement in their communities! #langislit https://t.co/Khrc8i6qG6
How one teacher uses project-based learning to interweave social studies, literacy, and math instruction while raising awareness for a cherished local landmark. https://t.co/AreTmNBSOo
We need to extend Grace to ourselves as we develop as educators. We are lifelong learners that need to be reflective and be willing to grow...and we need to own that! #langislit#edchat@ncte https://t.co/j76L84vFUU
Technology is affecting students in myriad ways. In this article about the ubiquity of digital clocks, a pediatrician also notes that children are struggling to grasp pens and pencils—possibly an unanticipated side effect of touchscreens.
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Today was my last day with these kiddos! I have LOVED watching them grow throughout the school year and especially how their writing & reading skills have developed! I’m going to miss them & teaching with my wonderful practicum partner, @missswansonn 💜 #1stgrade#practicum
I taught a lesson about the layers of the earth to my first-grade class and the next day I was in the classroom, one student came up full of excitement and showed me a picture of the earth that he found while reading. I was estatic to see his excitement around his findings!
@Miss_Salzman I have seen growth in each and every one of the students I have been working with. It has been amazing to see some of them gain confidence in their voices!
We read to:
Learn
Escape
Validate beliefs
Know we are not alone
Find new ideas
Be inspired
Learn to think
Stay teachable
Dare to dream
Gain courage
Hope
Strengthen convictions
Learn to write
Fall in love #edchat