When T @youarepoetryedu wants to get Ss excited about a new topic, he starts by getting them talking to each other!
What's your favorite way to build curiosity around new learning?
#StudentVoice
If we want to see an improvement in the learning from our kids, we must first change the Tier 1 instruction we provide for them.
Doing what we've always done will get us what we've always got.
And that's just the truth.
Keep teaching.
Or design learning.
Student self-reported grades is a powerful instructional strategy that all teachers should use.
Grab some templates and let the #learning skyrocket ๐
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Did you know when students can view their ๐ณ๐ผ๐ฟ๐บ๐ฎ๐๐ถ๐๐ฒ ๐ฎ๐๐๐ฒ๐๐๐บ๐ฒ๐ป๐ data, they can then better plan, monitor, & evaluate their own learning?
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#edchat#UKedchat#edchatEU#AussieED#edutwitter
@classroomslayer @caseintheclass Teaching 5th grade we talk a lot about the transition to middle school and many kids talk about being nervous about having to sit in their seats all day. Time for the narrative to change that all grades have movement and fun in their classrooms! #ldt620
Tired of spending hours designing study guides & review games to help students prep for an #assessment? Shift this time-consuming workflow!
Shifting from Teacher Generated Review to Student-Generated Review
https://t.co/chVvkTQpSc
#edchat#edutwitter#UDLchat#blendedlearning
The only way to make learning truly relevant to each student is to teach the tools and strategies they will need to take a more active role in their education. (2022) @parrishlearning
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From critical thinking and collaboration to adaptability, influence, and imagination, here are 7 skills students will always need.
7 Skills Students Will Always Need: Future-Proofing School https://t.co/eG1yD8nhcL
A Really Bad Thing About AI Is That It Forces Us Teachers To Spend A Ton Of Time Rethinking Our Lessons. I Guess That Might Be A Good Thing About It, Too https://t.co/yo3QZLRdsk
The 3Ps is an approach to unit design that focuses on the the People, Places, and Problems that are meaningful to students. Learn more.
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