Ms. Lee

OSU MEd student & K student teacher

[Katie McGinnis @Katie_McGinniis]

Sight word obstacle course...the kids named it "bouncy words"

[Ms. Lee @MsLeeABC123]

Heard this quote at a work training session and was inspired: “Too often we forget that discipline really means to teach, not to punish. A disciple is a student, not a recipient of behavioral consequences” (Siegel, 2011). @ethiotss #teaching

[Theodore Chao 趙伯立 (he/him/his) @professorteds]

A4 I still cringe at the way I was positioned as a Chinese American kid who loved math. I've spent a lifetime both loving/running away from math because I've never been able to separate what is real and what is stereotype in how my teachers/colleagues positioned me. #miseducAsian

[New York Times Books @nytimesbooks]

75 books to keep you company through the long, lazy days of summer https://t.co/IIQJOeVC3V

[Ms. Lee @MsLeeABC123]

Let's let learning come alive in the classroom.
https://t.co/MMBweI4FOj

[Columbus Navigator @CbusNavigator]

Congratulations to everyone who completed the @capcityhalf today! We’re out there cheering you on 🎉

[Lin-Manuel Miranda @Lin_Manuel]

Gnight.
Their pace is not your pace.
Their pace is not your pace.
Their pace is not your pace.
Be patient with yourself.
Find your pace. Find your peace.

[Ms. Lee @MsLeeABC123]

As a LOTR fan, it is one of my dreams to visit someday! It is so cool to see math come alive ◡̈ #mathiseverywhere #OSUElemMath #LOTR

[Jo Boaler @joboaler]

I’m on the set of Hobbiton in NZ hearing about all the maths involved in the filming. 5 feet tall humans in 3 foot doors - imagine all those proportions involved! #youcubedNZ

[Brian Edmiston @brianedmiston1]

#whatif teachers and students were respected as human beings, listened to in genuine dialogue then reform might actually re-form education

[Anitra Rowe Schulte @anitraschulte]

Ready to grow? It's time for a #bookgiveaway! #WIN a *signed* copy of #WhenGrandmaGivesYouALemonTree by @jlbdeenihan @SterlingKids! To enter: Follow & RT or QT my pinned tweet by EOD 4/26 (US only). Want an extra entry? Comment at https://t.co/LgZnnEa1gZ Good luck! #EarthDay2019

[Ms. Lee @MsLeeABC123]

Thank you Miss Kim for allowing me to observe your class today! I enjoyed seeing students finish their opinion ✍️ pieces and play a game of leap frog 🐸 on their last day before #SPRINGBREAK @Colscityschools #opinionwriting #learninggames

[Ms. Lee @MsLeeABC123]

🙏 Mrs. Egbert and @MsLutterloh for allowing me to observe your class today! My favorite center was the 🐛 observation center. #literacycenters #readinggroups @SWCSD

[Ms. Lee @MsLeeABC123]

🙏 Miss Flood and Mrs. Siebel for allowing me to observe your class yesterday! I fell in love with your classroom and was in awe of how calm and engaged students were during centers time. #organizedclassroom #Readinggroups📚 #literacy @SWCSD @AnnRoFlo

[Ted Fujimoto 💡 @tedfujimoto]

IT’S NOT STUDENTS WHO ARE DISENGAGED, IT’S US! The next time a kid says “I don’t care,” what he or she really is saying is, “You haven’t given me sufficient reason to care. You’re not talking my language. You’re not listening.” https://t.co/F03oKa961t via @edu_post #edleadership

[Ms. Lee @MsLeeABC123]

Thank you Ms. Langhals (left) and Ms. Delucia (right) for allowing me to observe you in your classroom today! I enjoyed hearing all of the laughter and learning. #learningisfun #Kahoot #Geometry #ColsCitySchools @AshleyLanghals

[Ms. Lee @MsLeeABC123]

Thank you Ms. Dunnick (left) and Mrs. Best (right) for allowing me to observe your class today! I loved seeing students making #choices in your classroom. #WinWithChoice #daily5 #readinggroups #snacktimey #10minuterecess #ItsWorthIt

[Dr. Steven Brownlow @sgbrownlow]

You’ll never force anyone to change, but you can lead people through changes.

[Ms. Lee @MsLeeABC123]

Learning to balance time in the classroom to do reading groups and conduct running records is tough. It is so cool that @Literably can score running records for you! It also seems to be a wonderful part-time #remotejob 😎

[Crane Center for Early Childhood Research & Policy @CraneCenterOSU]

"Singing develops a child’s phonemic awareness: the ability to identify sounds, break them apart and put them back together again. Children with early phonemic awareness do well in language and literacy skills." - Anneliese Johnson in Columbus Parent: https://t.co/tfzCWLFsz5