Brianna Sabo

RT @JasonKaplan19 "I cannot solve the whole world's problems, but I can start with myself and the students in my class." #css510

You can make a difference in a student's life. #css510

Are we advocating enough in our schools? #css510

The law specifically requires that children with serious learning problems must also meet this standard. p.167 Feelings? #css510

RT @Jenniferlcomins our work is similar to gardeners and farmers, we plant seeds. How the seeds grow & develop is not up to us #css510

Good problem posing always revolves around concepts that the learners care deeply about or have experienced. #css510

@Jenniferlcomins I feel it is what we want to see in schools. I think it is so important that we are working with families. #css510

@Jenniferlcomins I believe that I follow the transformational philosophy more. #css510

It is often helpful to take time to reflect on our own theory and see how it turns into practice in our daily lives. #css510

A little inspiration for us...youtube.com/watch?v=RwlhUcSG… #css510

How do we 'do' parental involvement? #css510

@Jenniferlcomins I feel like what we know or don't know about our student's culture can affect our accepting #css510

RT @KerrySinkevich "Accept the child where the child is" ... we HAVE to! Then we build upon it and help them grow. #css510

Accepting who the students are is sometimes very difficult for teachers. #css510

"Experiencing is different from knowing about." #css510

@KerrySinkevich I agree, but I think we need to change this. How? I will continue to think about that #css510

@KerrySinkevich I feel that our classes do have an A team and a B team even when we don't mean for it to happen #css510 #css510

"The best speech finishes when the people would still like to listen." #css510 @dr_srobertson