With to this activity, Ss can:
A) Discuss problem-solving processes ✅
B) Engage with peers ✅
C) Reflect on key words ✅
D) Work on visual representations ✅
E) All of the above! ✅
(Via @BASDLitCoaches and educator @LindsayWieand, inspiration via: https://t.co/mAq9kVGFVB)
I’m a 2nd year middle school teacher and I have a question, do you think it’s necessary to tell your students all of their work is “graded” to scare them into doing it? Is it okay to let them know some work is practice? I’m tired of doing this 😕 #education#teacher#Educator
Today I started giving my students mini articles to read for a bellringer that isn’t content related. My hope is to slowly build their reading stamina while sparking their interests. 📚🍎
"Being frustrated and struggling are normal things... In fact, if you’re not feeling those things, that means you’re probably not learning." —Manu Kapur https://t.co/5HsSTV7jgD
Do you have a daily check-in routine?
Here are 4 ways T @mrccheney begins class – and how his routine builds a community in which all Ss feel supported:
https://t.co/cemBvOdVfI