Mellisa Smith retweeted
"We have the power to ensure education is seen as a profession of hope that changes lives rather than a profession that causes angst and burnout." - @MCUSDSupe ascd.org/blogs/lets-move-fro… via @ASCD
Mellisa Smith retweeted
On this Teacher Appreciation Day, we thank all of the extraordinary North Carolina teachers for the work they do in making a positive difference in the lives of their students!
#TeacherAppreciationDay #ThankATeacher
Mellisa Smith retweeted
The most wholesome video on your timeline today…….@WCPSSTeam @WCPSS 💕💕💕 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾
This is the award winning video of the WCPSS Bullying Prevention Video Contest, our school @Yates_Mill have gotten the first place… original song and production, so proud of the work we have done in our school. @ParticipateLrng #unitingourworld
Mellisa Smith retweeted
Fantastic presentation by @tguskey illustrating how grades can be an effective form of feedback, if: a) Assigned to performance; not students b) Criterion-referenced c) Temporary d) Accompanied by guidance for improvement. @AERA_EdResearch #AERA2022 @UwezoUganda @alive_programme
What a proud moment...fb.watch/aUntdYTl8M/ #girlboss
An education focused on test prep is an inferior education. Instead we should focus on developing our students' growth mindset, belief in self, and an ability to problem solve.
Before you shoulda, coulda, woulda yourself away, remember to give yourself permission to accept right where you are💕 #GSNCCPATC2021
We need to recognize the space in order to make things happen in that place! Are we leading with a pedagogy of reconciliation? @chrisemdin #2021mathsummit
Mellisa Smith retweeted
"Instead of asking whether to even address learning loss, we should be asking, when we return this fall, how can we lean into a kind of teaching that works for everyone?"
@paul_bambrick, @SteveChiger
newsweek.com/after-pandemic-…
Invest in teaching skill.
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