@MeganBurnsXEE @DrPorcher @GholdyM Glow: I love this idea!! Students love music, and I think students would really love to talk about the music they're most interested in. Grow: I would struggle to write a song, but I don't think it's impossible either. Love this!
...And even more so, so that I do my part in cultivating all of my students' geniuses. Thank you for this amazing framework! I can't wait to implement this in my classroom.
@DrPorcher @GholdyM#TeacherEduMatters This framework gave me 5 new methods to plan, teach, and learn so that all of my students see their identity within my classroom
#491FlynnF20 Inquiry based instruction is when a teacher uses a student-centered approach and has the students question their learning! for example, students engage in researching information in this type of instruction.
@misshotis I had no clue that the state of Delaware did not provide additional funding for English learners/ low-income students. I really, really want to help change this because every child deserves to learn. #491FlynnF20
@Cammjohnsonnn Cam, those numbers are shocking. The fact that there are that many non-native speakers receiving so little attention is scary to me because I can't help but think about all they are missing out on. #491FlynnF20
@GraceMSchneide1 I definitely agree with this--why not base these decisions off of more than just test scores and arbitrary factors, at least? #491FlynnF20
Parent Pov: I'm disappointed to find out that my child is another victim, so to speak, of academic tracking-- a child who has so much creativity and ability, which I see shine through when he is doing homework & other activities. Why is he not given the same chance?!
@EmmaDav47940337 I like the idea of a weekly newsletter being sent out to the students and their families! Letting parents know what their student is learning keeps them in the loop and could possibly help keep the student even more focused. #491FlynnF20
@EmmaDav47940337 Emma, that is so true--as teachers, I don't think we will ever intentionally try to single out our students, but the students or their guardians could perceive it that way. Being an active listener is a great first step in helping the situation. #491FlynnF20
@EmmaDav47940337 I love the I Am poetry idea, Emma!! That's awesome. I know I personally want to incorporate poetry in my classroom as much as I can, so by starting the school year off with a poem, you could really set the tone for the year. I love this! Thanks Emma!! #491FlynnF20
@CarrerasKaitlyn I would have to agree with your point about there being a disconnect with HS students between the community and them--if we give them the opportunity, however, something beautiful might flourish and come out of it! #491FlynnF20
@CarrerasKaitlyn I think that inviting them into the classroom to talk and then doing all of those things is great, Kaitlyn! Tone can be misunderstood via email, so helping them understand you are on their side is key. #491FlynnF20
@CarrerasKaitlyn Kaitlyn, you should for sure do that! Sydney had a great idea, especially for this period in time: sending them a video introducing yourself and giving them an overview of the year. #491FlynnF20
@sydneyarosen Your ideas are awesome! I was saying the same thing to one of our peers; maybe doing like a segment every week where a different student had their family member come in and share their career. #491FlynnF20