It’s #TeacherAppreciationWeek this week & every week!
This week, we’re giving away:
💳 Amazon Gift Cards
📱 iPad Tablet
💙 Nearpod Swag & Subscriptions
🏠 Airbnb gift card
🧘 FIFTY @calm subscriptions!
How to enter: Retweet & comment below the reason you teach!
@russdiemon a few bucks for a new teacher who needs class supplies? $mrwisdomsclass (tryna give the kids “what they want, what they want, what they want”)
Making sure students have the proper understanding of the text can be difficult. We need to tap into their interest so that they get a emotional connecting to the text, but also understand the nature of the message. #CSUSMMIddleLevel27
Annotating skills need to be learned/taught early. If students can learn these comprehension skills in early education, they are more likely to become better readers. #CSUSMMIddleLevel27
Challenging texts are great for students. It allows them to use problem solving skills in order to overcome it. It also allows them to look and pull important information and discuss how this info in relevant. #CSUSMMIddleLevel27
what each side is stating. Too many times we are so infected by what others say and make no effort to properly research and develop ideas on their own. #csusmmiddlelevel27
In response to fake news, I think it's important for students to be open minded and properly educated to make proper thoughts when it comes to what to believe. To many times we are so easily influenced and forced to listen to someones views without properly knowing...
LIVE, LOVE, and LEAD are three great words to live by in Middle Level Education. Living as an advocate for your students will help guide them in the right direction. LOVING your craft and sharing that love to ALL students. LEADING as an activist for education and understand...
Students need to see that @Wikipedia is more than just a reference source. They need to see that "each change is debated in arguments open to anyone’s inspection." It provides students with an example of the process and importance of thoughtful discussions. #csusmmiddlelevel27
I plan to incorporate many technological aspects in my classroom. I think if we can adapt to students interests (phones, computers, etc.) they will be more likely to be engaged and interested. With math, using @GetKahoot or other programs will help greatly. #csusmmiddlelevel27
I think teachers need to focus on making sure students are reading at the correct level. This is why doing our reading/site word study is so important. Students don't get tested often enough to keep track of their appropriate level. #csusmmiddlelevel27
Grading is essential in student learning. Giving them accurate, important, a thoughtful feedback will allow them to make the correction they need to make to further their education. Get creative when grading. Find a fun way to allow students to turn things in. #csusmmiddlelevel27
When it comes to disciplinary-reading, it's important for students to understand what to look for and what to learn. For example, if they are reading about graphs, they need to know what important information they need to know. #CSUSMMiddleLevel27
When we first start to read we are so caught up on knowing each word and reading it correctly that we forget to the comprehension part. Asking critical questions is where the focus needs to be. #CSUSMMiddleLevel27
"Reading mathematics is not a linear experience. Understanding the text requires cross references, scanning, pausing, and revisiting." It's important that we "see the picture/story in math before we dive into the details. #CSUSMMiddleLevel27
I think with the advances in education and technology, we need a better way of execution. Students are so obsessed with technology, so if we can develop lessons that tap into their interests we can allow each student to succeed. #CSUSMMiddleLevel27
Wilhelm and Lauer state that when teaching literacy in our disciplines it's important to follow the "Vygotskian notion that what is learned must be taught, and if something is actually taught it will be learned." #CSUSMMiddleLevel27
We need to teach reading in math the same way we teach reading literature. Math is a language in it's own, so its crucial that students become just as absorbed as they get with characters in a novels. #CSUSMMiddleLevel27
Telling students that they have done a "Good Job" when they didn't receive full credit is not going to make them a better student/reader. We must provide accurate, thoughtful feedback in order to aid students on correct reading/studying habits. #csusmmiddlelevel27