Tiffany Mueller

Teacher, mom of 2- Ben and Ava, ISU Cyclone graduate and devoted fan!

[MindShift @MindShiftKQED]

❤️ A beautiful image. A beautiful message. ❤️

Art by @woodard_julie

[Tim Kanold @tkanold]

Thinking about our 51 million students in the U.S. and the intentional efforts of 1000's of educators working together to make an impact on learning in redefined and refined "normal" learning spaces. None of us re exempt from the uncertainty. Thank you. Thank you. #atplc #Thanks

[Eric Sheninger @E_Sheninger]

Educators - Take a deep breath, gather resources, see what others are doing, don’t put too much pressure on yourself, and above all else do what’s best for kids https://t.co/vfo9cq5mcg #remotelearning #remoteteaching #edchat #suptchat #edutwitter

[MindShift @MindShiftKQED]

Human connection is key to good teaching. How are you staying connected to your students during this unprecedented time?

Ideas via Rita Pierson
#Sketchnote via @sylviaduckworth

[Tiffany Mueller @mueller1stgrade]

Awesome ideas!

[Tania Palmieri @TaniaPalmieri3]

Stations are color coded to help our mathematicians keep their math area organized! Purple=Current Topic Games, Orange=Fluency Practice, Green=Journaling, Blue=Review! Students are eagerly anticipating their stations tomorrow! @GHillsGators @mathcoachrivera @BPSTeachLearn

[growth mindset @growthmindset1]

Are you letting your power shine through?

[Brian Mendler @BrianMendler]

Yearly reminder: for some kids the holidays are a big fat giant reminder of the chaos & dysfunction in their lives. Please feel compassion instead of anger. What’s your one best piece of advice for this time of year? #edchat #thatonekid #edutwitter #tlap #teach #teacher

[Brian Mendler @BrianMendler]

5 principles of great classroom management:

1. Let students know what you need, & ask what they need from you.
2. Differentiate based on individuals.
3. Listen to thoughts & feelings.
4. Offer choices.
5. Use humor.

#edchat #tlap #thatonekid #education #culture #satchat

[edutopia @edutopia]

Inspired by a Twitter thread by @BrianMendler, we gathered some of the words all kids love to hear from their teachers. What do you say to yours?

[Jennifer Collette @jennmarieco]

“School culture is not about the big things; it’s about the little things. It’s about the thoughtful gestures, the high-fives, the conversations with students in the hallways, and all the smiles.” @SteeleThoughts

[Student Achievement Partners @learnwithSAP]

If you teach 1st grade you do not want to miss the newest Aligned blog post. We tackle some of the most common instructional mistakes happening in math classrooms! https://t.co/Mpw7Im8Ri3 #elemmathchat #NTChat

[Deanna Bagley @deanna_bagley]

Daily.
I say, "Hard's ok...That means your brain's growing! Can you feel it?!"

[Tiffany Mueller @mueller1stgrade]

Love this!!

[Tiffany Mueller @mueller1stgrade]

❤️

[edutopia @edutopia]

“If you want kids to learn, they need to struggle. They need to feel a level of risk. They’re asking the questions. They’re finding the answers.” Teacher Casey Fletcher on the importance of student-centered learning.

[Tiffany Mueller @mueller1stgrade]

Ready for our week of learning! 🙌🏻 #atPLC @SolutionTree @mrs_vanwyk

[Tiffany Mueller @mueller1stgrade]

Here we go! @SolutionTree #atPLC