🙌 Students who have IEPs do not belong to special education. They are general education students. ALL students belong to ALL of us. #LeadInclusion#successforall#edchat #teachers#teachertwitter#teach
The best administrators are like the best teachers. They rarely get the accolades they deserve because they don’t seek them but rather are seeking to make those around them better.
Teachers can counter some of the detrimental effects of grades by giving students more ownership of their assessment. ~ @mrs_frommert via @edutopia
Great article about #grading.
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A fish’s strength is to swim, a bird’s is to fly, and a gazelle’s is to run. Let’s help students find their strengths so they can succeed and even excel.
I read a story written by a teacher in KY. The A+ student who wrote this on his paper didn’t need the points & they were given to a student in the class who was really struggling. Please don’t argue it, but do think about it. Seeing kids who have compassion gives me hope! ❤️
When teachers give students a choice about how to learn about a particular topic, it helps them learn in the way that is right for them. 🙌🏾
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The last eight weeks of the school year are tough. Here's how to help students who aren't doing the work. https://t.co/W2XvcjplMx #edchat#k12#teachertwitter
Negative experiences in middle school can affect how parents view their own child’s adolescence — with dread. But parents can support their kids by better understanding what middle schoolers need. https://t.co/7e2abYDoPg
"A gigantic body of research shows that the relationships in a kid's life are like the roots of a tree," said educator @KentPekel. "When kids have strong roots they can grow, they can thrive, they can withstand the storms life throws at them." @Kschwart https://t.co/Gbin2Se1WU