A2: I used them to leave questions for my students in a book they were reading independently. Allowed me to track progress as they checked in while giving them something to look forward to while reading! #FlipgridFever
Very Controversial perspective on how Digital Tools affect children’s ability to express art in their lives. What are your thoughts on this?#ACUedu_p
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@debbs_198 As a homeschool mom, we completed SATs every year. The only year we 'prepped' for the test was the 1st year as my kids learnt the structure of the test. If students are taught solidly throughout the school year, there is no reason to prep for SATs. My kids blitzed the tests.
@ClareSealy@rhamdu@MichaelRosenYes@NickGibbUK Agreed. Here's a similar article referencing improving children's ability to read. The bright and talented learn regardless; the average and struggling students need to be upplied with the basic building blocks! https://t.co/THrSFuV9ht
When it comes to toys, in terms of development and creativity, less is more. New Study Underscores Why Fewer Toys Is the Better Option | Psychology Today https://t.co/afPoKQ25qy #parenting#creativity