JOYCE WITTER

First grade teacher in New Jersey.

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@Dr_KOConnor @JAdamsSchool Thank you!!!

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Using our “eyes” to read look alike words. This really helps my students pay attention to each grapheme and not guess based on context clues @JAdamsSchool #mrswitterlikestotwitter #literacyismagical

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@tch2makeadiff Thank you. I found them randomly at the Dollar Tree!

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Using our flashlights to find some blends during our strategy group @JAdamsSchool #mrstwitterlikestotwitter #firstgraderocks

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@tch2makeadiff @JAdamsSchool Thank you for visiting and always having amazing tips and tricks to share.

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Saturday learning with @TCRWP

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Using just about anything to keep my students engaged and encouraged #mrswitterlikestotwitter

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@MsKrystalR2 Love this idea. Thank you!

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I enjoy hearing my students chat during pair & share! It is a quick and effective way to assess their learning. My students are focused and engaged on the task. #GCU5203Furlong

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@CindyJoyce_ This is my first time hearing this strategy be called “networking”. I love it. I especially like how it does promote students to advocate for themselves and realize when they need more assistance with something.

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@MsSpinellaXHS Exit Slips can easily be differentiated for all learners. Also, I am able to give my students immediate feedback on their exit slips.

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@MeredithDerkack The Traffic light strategy encourages students to reflect on their learning. It enables them to take accountability and ownership over their learning, too.

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@sageblsm27 They are so beneficial when the entire class participates in creating one together.

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@PaulaChaussepi1 Exit tickets are always fun for my students. They enjoy reading their peers’ response. They often learn information from their peers.

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@ACocozzaTF I have used student surveys in the beginning of a new unit. I can easily see what my students already know about the topic, what they are interested in learning, and any questions they might have.

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@MsKrystalR2 I am interested in learning more about micro progressions. The more self assessments tools I can use for my students, the less likely they will become disengaged.

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@SuzyQKlagz Graphic organizers can easily be differentiated for all learners.

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@KimRego18 This is a wonderful self assessment strategy. I especially enjoy using it for my students who prefer to work independently. Those students can share their learnings privately. I will give feedback to my students by writing back to them in their journal.

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@WidenerJenna I use this strategy frequently in my classroom. Students enjoying engaging with one another. They are having fun, but also on task.

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@lindsaylaneve What a solid self assessment tool. It is helpful for students to reflect on their own learning. It let’s the students take ownership over their learning.