Using the connection between learning and physical exercise, this teacher ensures that her third-grade math students remember what they learn.
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Started off our first Social Studies unit(s) by creating a KWL chart with the class. Gr. 2s and 3s had great conversation and questions, excited for the learning we will have together!
Thank you to all the @BrockUniversity teacher candidates who participated in the @otffeo presentation today. It was an honour to speak to you about your chosen profession. Good luck moving forward.
When this school leader started reading the books her students were reading, "characters’ voices—which so often mirrored student voices—had settled in right where they belonged: front and center in my consciousness."
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Maybe even more critical in remote teaching and learning? From adjusted grading policies to framing learning as a messy process, there are many ways to honor mistakes in the learning process.
10 Ways To Honor Mistakes In The Learning Process https://t.co/kmqyNvMXzO
Using American Sign Language for words like “again” and “slow” can help students feel heard in a busy virtual classroom and help teachers realize quickly which students need more support.
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This article really shows the systemic changes we need to make in the education system. As well, that representation matters and as teachers we need to choose a diverse set of reading material in our classes.