And I know this isn't groundbreaking, but I highly recommend some sort of conversation starter when class starts so there's something to talk about rather than "How're you doing?" "Good, and you?" "Good, thanks for asking."
Need a way to give students effective feedback without staying up until the wee hours grading papers? Bingo! Here are 6 ways.
(Tell us your favorite tip in the comments.)
"Tweens have to manage intense highs and lows and are micromanaged all day, so be prepared to talk on their time." More great advice from @washingtonpost and @AMLE columnist @Pfagell#middleschool#mschat https://t.co/P9mhfwsHM9
📸Flipgrid for the Camera Shy 😳
Introducing Flipgrid to your students? 🎓@Savvy_Educator has a collection of brilliant tips to help them build confidence as they share their voice!
Check it out 👉 https://t.co/Wqu0uMXuiL
@design2research stop by our presention at 1 pm in HC 241 if you're not presenting then! We're talking about how we use #Flipgrid for engagement and assessment in math! Plus I want to talk bass fishing... #MNIBSummer18#basshead
Hey @MNIBSchools summer summit attendees! If you're coming to Engagement and Inquiry in Math session in HC 241 at 1:00 prepare to have your socks rocked! We are so excited! #MNIBSummer18
Saw some great ideas on Twitter with practicing map skills with zombie apocalypse scenarios so I created a video to introduce our zombie virus problem for this social studies unit for fourth grade. It should be fun! #tcsdshare#4thchat https://t.co/5XAZhPUtRe