What does reading comprehension look like? @JSerravallo shows us how you can identify if a student is comprehending a book, even if you're not familiar with what the student is reading. https://t.co/23uL6Z78Cw
#jrechats#kidsdeserveit Food for thought...’hurting people hurt people’. The why behind the hurt is equally as important as the hurt. It’s so tough to keep this in mind when the emotion of the hurt is right in your face. Powerful to remember as both a teacher and a mom.
#jrechats#kidsdeserveit Favorite quote from Ch. 11: “We know that people become most like those they spend the most time with, so be intentional about who’s in your space.”
#jrechats#kidsdeserveit Chapter 10: My favortite quote from this chapter is “I’m starting to think lack of success is not so much about the fear of failure, but more a lack of encouragement.” (pg. 82). There’s so much truth to this. Encouragement equals power.
#jrechats#kidsdeserveit Chapter 9: Doubt is a powerful thing. I loved the reminder that you don’t need to wait for something big to happen to celebrate success. Even small successes are worth celebrating. Yes!
#jrechats#kidsdeserveit Chapter 8: Leave it in the car. So simple yet so powerful. Not only is it important to leave it in the car to start the day but I could use a little more leave it in the car at the end of the day (my family deserves it too). Loving this book!
#jrechats#kidsdeserveit Chapter 7: It’s the little things...SUCH a motivating chapter! The three “little things” I plan to put into action from day one are: use people’s names, notice the loners, and to give everyone a voice.
"Our goal should be to create a classroom where it's clear to children what they can do as opposed to needing to tell them what they cannot do."
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#jrechats#kidsdeserveit Favorite quote from chapter 6: “A ship can sit on the water and float whether there’s a captain or not. But ships weren’t designed to just sit and float. They were designed to travel.” (pg. 53) Making a promise to try something new!!
#jrechats#kidsdeserveit Favorite quote from chapter 5: “...because voice connects people in a way that email does not.” (pg. 47) In an age where you rarely see someone without their cell phone in hand, these are powerful words to remember. Easier isn’t better.
#jrechats#kidsdeserveit Favorite quote from chapter 4: “When you listen to a child, you give him back his voice.” (pg. 38) Wow. Remembering this as both a teacher and a mom is powerful. It’s easy to get caught up in the everyday and forget to take time to listen.
#jrechats#kidsdeserveit Tough to pick just one favorite from chapter 3 but here it is: “In school, we pair our students with reading and writing partners for the same reason that we seek our thinking partners: We need people to propel us!” (pg. 28)
This one hit home...
#jrechats#kidsdeserveit My favorite quote from chapter 2 is...”And if you’re tempted to respond by saying you’re too busy to get connected, we think it’s only fair to tell you we firmly believe we all have time for exactly what we choose to have time for.” (pg. 24)
Truth!!!!
#jrechat#kidsdeserveit Joining in a little late...taking it back to chapter 1...here’s my favorite quote from the first chapter:
“Research shows our memories are based on emotional experiences” (Ch. 1, pg. 14). SUCH a powerful reminder!!
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