Thank you @ScottFMartin! The feelings are mutual. You have always been a supporter of PM & public education in your roles as commissioner, state senator, & PM resident. Lancaster is fortunate to have you in the PA Senate. I hope to be back next January for a special event!
Do you have struggling readers in your classroom? Bookmark this guidance document and keep it handy for tips on how to support all learners as they tackle complex text! #coreadvocates#elachat#engchat https://t.co/baO0wU8J7b
"Learning knowledge and skills is like standing in the middle of a forest, surrounded by trees: It’s easy to spot details but hard to see patterns." Check out this @edutopia article for 3 ways to boost students' conceptual thinking https://t.co/9CD8tk1G1j
In case no one has told you lately,
1. You matter
2. What you do matters
3. You’re making a difference
4. You’re doing great things
5. Your efforts are appreciated
6. You have many strengths
7. Make today count!!!
#edchat#JoyfulLeaders#FutureDriven
It can look different in every classroom, but at its core inquiry-based learning has some fundamental elements in common @TeachThought#edchat#teaching#inquiryed https://t.co/Bey7TGoT2v
“They need to know what you are asking, but also who you are asking and in what form they are expected to respond.” Here’s how to set up questions to the class so you’re not met with the sound of crickets.
https://t.co/fYNUD3DSow
There are basically 6 models of co-teaching:
- One Teaching, One Observing
- One Teaching, One Assisting
- Parallel Teaching
- Station Teaching
- Alternative Teaching
- Team Teaching
Here’s the pros and cons.
https://t.co/3gVYytM4BW
The work and public awareness that @DrBurkeHarris is bringing around ACE’s is going to change everything. I’ve been following her, and I can easily say she’s on that #hero status. Please follow and spread her messages! She is a brilliant leader and advocate for our children.
The price of living in a world with so much information at our fingertips is that we have to ask questions about sources. Start by interrogating the #textbook, says @willcolglazier https://t.co/w5TpekzBds by @Kschwart#edchat#sschat
What tricks do you use to reframe your thoughts about someone else's behavior? #Sketchnote by @kwiens62 who graciously offers free downloads here: https://t.co/MWKsTYIyL4 #edchat
Identifying patterns and groupings is a useful way of thinking not just for computer scientists but for students in all fields. Computational Thinking is Critical Thinking—and Belongs in Every Subject / @edutopia https://t.co/cpBuUNhpfB
Check out the 8 Principles of Deeper Learning published in @Edutopia and highlighted in the book, Architects of Deeper Learning #AODL! #leadered#DeepLearning https://t.co/5rUl4CQR9W
Inquiry-based learning is the foundation for many student-centered strategies -- students are asking their own questions, discovering answers and using their teachers as resources and guides @trev_mackenzie@rbathursthunt https://t.co/qNdjt755AJ #edchat#inquiryed#curiosity