Students with everyday resilience at school – or ‘academic buoyancy’ – are able to overcome setbacks and challenges that are typical of day-to-day school life. This guide explains why resilience is important and shows how it can be supported. #nswcese https://t.co/42wc3U3qTA
We need to see the reading comprehension problem for what it primarily is - a knowledge problem. There is no way around the need for children to gain broad general knowledge… E.D. Hirsch @JBRLockhart #SharingBestPractice#WhyKnowledgeMatters
This excellent review from @EvidenceInEdu shows that we know very little—and much less than many people claim—about what makes for educational leadership.
Powerful, high-impact feedback conversations do three things:
1. Start with openness and humility.
2. Intend to help the employee grow, rather than to show them they were wrong.
3. Invite the employee into the problem-solving process. https://t.co/xgZG1BIzU4
5 research-based tips for providing students with meaningful #feedback. We 💙 tip #5 because it creates student engagement by involving learners in the process.
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We hire teachers based on their strengths but then we manage them based on their weaknesses. This is a morale buster. Leaders, help them develop those strengths this new year and watch them excel.
The greatest tragedy to come from COVID-related distance learning would be not learning from this experience to improve our teaching when we physically return to classrooms.
Now is the opportunity to rebound—to bounce back even better.
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With an effect size of 0.54, self-regulation strategies have the potential to accelerate student outcomes. This recent article from @edutopia explores how #teachers can create mindful space in an effort to support self-regulation among #students.
https://t.co/Jh28FT6a9I