Nathalie Dugas

French elementary school teacher

[Nathalie Dugas @nathdugas]

Learning through play, a key component when teaching the curriculum to young students. Students of all ages can benefit from hands-on and playful activities. #ed625newstuff
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[Nathalie Dugas @nathdugas]

Teaching strategies to make learning more meaningful. These strategies can be used for pre-kindergarten teachers to university and college professors.
#ed625newstuff
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[Nathalie Dugas @nathdugas]

Every student has a different way of learning. Another reason why it is so important to know your students, to adjust your teaching based on their learning styles. #ed625newstuff

[Nathalie Dugas @nathdugas]

Beebots are a great way to get students motivated about their learning. My kindergarten students view Beebot activities as "playtime" rather than "educational time". #ed625newstuff https://t.co/MW0ZyssYqM

[Fizzics Education @FizzicsEd]

5 ways Beebots can teach students
#edtech #ISTE #elemchat
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[Nathalie Dugas @nathdugas]

Connecting with your students is a very important element in teaching. Personally, I take many weeks at the beginning of the school year to connect with my young students. Sometimes it takes time, but well worth it in the end. #ed625newstuff
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[Nathalie Dugas @nathdugas]

6 effective teaching strategies that could have an impact on your teaching, your classroom, and your students.
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[Nathalie Dugas @nathdugas]

A discussion can go a long way with our students! #ed625newstuff https://t.co/C4gq83KSRR

[Ed Casey @ecasey77]

A3: I also believe that discussion is so important to learning. Here are some of the strategies I use: https://t.co/IiAxnrtMFQ and https://t.co/5A7d4wlYUG
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[Nathalie Dugas @nathdugas]

@kmolscamp @Praught19 Movement breaks are a part of my classroom routine, although I probably don't do them as often as I should. They help my young kindergarten students regain their attention and focus (and I honestly enjoy them as well, gives me a few seconds to clear my head) #ed625newstuff

[Nathalie Dugas @nathdugas]

@tammy_sangster One of the best videos out there! Every teacher should take the time to watch it. #ed625newstuff

[Nathalie Dugas @nathdugas]

Are you familiar with LSF (Learning for a Sustainable Future)? I attended a two-day conference from an LSF team a couple years back and it really changed the way I teach my students the curriculum. Have a look! #ed625newstuff

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[Nathalie Dugas @nathdugas]

@kristasifton Agree!!! It's during my guided reading lessons that I really get to see what my students are capable of doing and what they need a little more guidance in! #ed625newstuff

[Nathalie Dugas @nathdugas]

@MrsSherbanuk I think this is very important, especially now that mental health is becoming more and more present in our schools! #ed625newstuff

[Nathalie Dugas @nathdugas]

@Alexpfield I totally agree, one goes with the other. But I think that some teachers are too focused on teaching the curriculum on its own.

[Nathalie Dugas @nathdugas]

Healthier lunches make students have better concentration and could raise their test scores by 4% #ed625newstuff
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[Nathalie Dugas @nathdugas]

Changing curriculum due to lower math scores, an interesting read. #ed625newstuff
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[Nathalie Dugas @nathdugas]

Do you have students with exceptionalities or with certain needs in your classroom? Here is a good article to read when thinking about your current curriculum.
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[Nathalie Dugas @nathdugas]

Why change the curriculum? Here are a few key reasons why the province of Alberta is changing theirs after 30 year old curriculum #ed625newstuff

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[Nathalie Dugas @nathdugas]

@CarlySm13284945 Very interesting! Some of these standings are quite surprising. #ed625newstuff

[Nathalie Dugas @nathdugas]

There is a big difference between the two. Let us teach our students, not the curriculum! #ed625newstuff

[Nathalie Dugas @nathdugas]

A great read for all teachers! #ed625newstuff https://t.co/7vCG10ie8f

[CurriculumLeadership @CurricLeader]

How well do you know your students? This US school uses a simple strategy to push teachers to look beyond the lessons, via @edutopia #teachertips #AussieEd #ozteachers https://t.co/GnYJIjoDyF