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Getting ready for the 2019-2020 school year with some #crosscountycollaboration with @MsA10STEM
#FoCo meets #oneDawson #science #middleschool #collaboration #newideas – at Georgia, USA
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WATCH: How project-based learning empowered these children to design and build a (very cool!) wheelchair for their classmate.
Community Projects: Hands-On Learning With a Purpose
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A person's spirit can be decimated w/a single comment. Whether it's intended to hurt or not. Remember, words hold power. We have to choose the words we speak wisely, because I know even I am guilty of allowing words to leave my lips before I realized what I was saying #ChooseKind
We had so much fun during our Scientific Method review today! #scientificdiscourse #academicinteractions #omsinspire
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Students, and even staff members, feed off of your energy. When things aren't great, you can either make the situation worse or better for others. #teachergoals
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See the good in your kids! #teachergoals
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Why we must never give up on a student. We don't know the whole story. #relationships
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We must be patient with students, but most importantly, teach them to be patient with themselves. Instant gratification does not lead to deep learning or big accomplishments. #growthmindset #teachergoals
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Never doubt the importance of what you do! #teachergoals #respectteachers
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"What are some of the reactions that you are looking for in your classroom and what are the actions that inspire them?" T @Mo_physics on shifting how you approach lessons: mophysicsmoproblems.blogspot… #hschat
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The jigsaw method is one of the easiest teaching strategies to incorporate. Want to make it 1:1 friendly? Prepare folders in @Schoology for each topic area and then use @Flipgrid for better student sharing. Check out an overview at the link below.
m.youtube.com/watch?list=PLh…
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Combining science and literature can help students engage more deeply with both subjects. edut.to/2IAJRNc
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“She believed that I could do great things, and I came to believe that, too. I hope I am half the teacher to my students that she was to me.” 6 traits of life-changing teachers... edut.to/2DyRgJb
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8 tips for teaching students how to be better speakers and listeners. edut.to/2phfy5c
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Skimming & Scanning for Understanding- Teaching students to skim/scan can hone their skills for college and beyond. bit.ly/2duYZkm
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"I am just a child who has never grown up. I still keep asking these 'how' and 'why' questions. Occasionally, I find an answer." Remembering Stephen Hawking today.
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How will you rise to this #MondayMotivation challenge from educator @awelcome?
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Wondering what the science says about learning to read and write? Here’s some information about evidence-based literacy practices: gadoe.org/Curriculum-Instruc…
























