NAIO

Ambitious / Adaptable

[Sharlene Laud, Ed.D. @Sharlene_Laud]

It's been a lively discussion this morning!

...I admit I felt a little slow on the typing because I haven't finish my morning coffee, ha

[Mr. Herschman @Mr_Herschman]

Spreading kindness and understanding is one of the most important things we can do as educators! Let's make the world a little more inclusive for everyone! #AltRtEd #StandUpToBullying

[Jessica Solodkin @JSolodkin]

@RutgersAltRoute A4: Being aware of this is not enough; teachers must be equipped with the right tools to identify when these things happen and how to tackle them. Moreover, they should be a step ahead and learn how to prevent them from happening in the first place. #AltRtEd #standuptobullying

[NAIO @NAIMAO10]

@RutgersAltRoute A5 definitely create and share a newsletter with parents and remind them that there are resources to use if their children experience bullying. Go over rules often and encourage collaboration, working in groups, and celebrate positivity #AltRtEd #standuptobullying

[NAIO @NAIMAO10]

@RutgersAltRoute A4It is hard to decide when it is bullying or when they joke around. I don’t want to look like I am overacting or not doing my job as a teacher to have a safe classroom for all students. There is a fine line between conflict, joking , and bullying #AltRtEd #standuptobullying

[NAIO @NAIMAO10]

@shadualz @RutgersAltRoute I usually stop whatever I' m doing and talk with a calm voice. If it is a small manner, I go toward the rules and read them again with my students. If it is a big issue, then I send both students to their counselors and send emails to parents.

[NAIO @NAIMAO10]

@RutgersAltRoute A3 Sharing a brochure and newsletter about antibullying info with students and parents is a good reminder and collaboration. Contact parents to address any issue or conflict between students. Seek advice from peers and parents for better practices. #AltRtEd #standuptobullying

[NAIO @NAIMAO10]

@RutgersAltRoute A2 A teacher must model respect toward all students and encourage students to respect each other despite their differences. Put welcoming signs with positive quotes and anti-bullying. Remind them that disagreeing is fine but doing it with respect. #AltRtEd #standuptobullying

[Teacher2Teacher @teacher2teacher]

"I labeled a kid in a way that restricted them from being the unique person they are," says educator @mrsforest. Here's how she examined the biases she held towards her Ss – and the steps she took to challenge those biases: https://t.co/aJgwc9fdY3 #edchat #EduTwitter

[AlternateRoute @RutgersAltRoute]

Good morning Twitter! This is a friendly warning about our upcoming high tweet volume. We're hosting a #Standuptobullying chat with our #AltRtEd candidates this morning :)

[Rich Czyz @RACzyz]

Join us for a Summer Book Study (or three)! Starting July 6 with The #4OCF and #ArtOfComp and #TheSecretSauce later this summer. Sign up here: https://t.co/BzFzA0XgiP #satchat #leadlap #pd4uandme #bookcamppd @JayBilly2 @burgessdave @burgess_shelley @TaraMartinEDU @LeeAraoz

[Heather Ngoma @HeatherNgoma]

This interview is power-packed with good details about what's happening in the current landscape of remote learning. Reading this can help leaders plan for roadblocks that might otherwise blind-side them. #K12

[AlternateRoute @RutgersAltRoute]

Good morning Twitter! This is a friendly warning about our upcoming high tweet volume. We're hosting a #EdTech chat with our #AltRtEd candidates this morning :)

[AlternateRoute @RutgersAltRoute]

To start off our chat, here's
Q1. Reflect on your experience engaging students in learning using technology.

Share your thoughts by replying to this tweet and including "A1" before your answer and "#AltRtEd #EdTech" in your answer.

[AlternateRoute @RutgersAltRoute]

As the expression goes, "Teamwork makes the dream work." For Q3, reflect on how you engage with your colleagues both in your school and beyond. #AltRtEd #EdTech

[AlternateRoute @RutgersAltRoute]

It was interesting reading about your formal and informal PLCs (professional learning communities).

Let’s hear your thoughts on Q4! As a reminder, share your thoughts by replying to this tweet and including "Q4" before your answer and including "#AltRtEd #SpEd"

[AlternateRoute @RutgersAltRoute]

Another member of the "team" in learning are parents. For Q5, reflect on your communication with your students' families. #AltRtEd #EdTech

[AlternateRoute @RutgersAltRoute]

Last but not least, Q6 #AltRtEd #EdTech

For more resources on engaging with families, check out:
https://t.co/5L6rlFcmHs engagement (@Tolerance_org)

https://t.co/x1XjcLTafE (@NEAToday)

https://t.co/Np5c4tEjJM

[NAIO @NAIMAO10]

@shadualz @RutgersAltRoute @Tolerance_org @NEAToday Thank you very much Ms. Laud. Thank you for allowing us to be part of this. I will for sure read the responses and keep learning from everyone.