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How have you used ChatGPT in math class?
If you're looking for a way to get started, T @MrsUTeachesTech has some ideas for you! #MTBoS
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Educator @MButkovich_ESL's Ss have the moves – talk moves! 💃🕺
#StudentEngagement
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ALT "There are no normal days as a school leader. There are thrilling days. Terrifying days. On your worst day, a student will remind you why you do this. You will be learning as you run 1,000 miles an hour. You will learn more about yourself than you thought possible. Enjoy it." —Assistant Principal David Johnson
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“You can’t demand a withdrawal from someone you never invested in.” @MichaelBonner_
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Through an amazing collaboration with Indigenous educators & in honor of Indigenous people's day on Monday, we have launched a new page of "art talks" helping students learn about Indigenous cultures, with maths & art. What do you see?youcubed.org/resource/indige…
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❣️#OklaEd – at Tulsa, OK
A reminder from @RebeckaMozdeh, @CCSSO 2023 Teacher of the Year, to make space for the small, beautiful everyday moments 💙
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20 Canva templates to use in class tomorrow
📃Resume
📰Newsletter
📘Book cover
🍱Menu
⏳Timeline
✉️Invitation
➕PLUS so many more!
ditchthattextbook.com/canva-… #Ditchbook
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When we continuously work to improve something, we can truly achieve the unthinkable. Always remember that small steps are still part of an amazing path.
#keephustling #CreativityUnleashed #motivate #lifecoach #edutwitter
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It’s about that time, y’all.
CLASS LISTS.
Administrators across the country are meticulously finalizing class lists, and teachers are anxiously waiting to see which kids will become their new babies for 180 school days.
It’s also that time of year where the chatter starts…
…about THAT kid.
The one who has a reputation for being “low”.
The one who “can’t behave.”
The one who is “lazy”.
The one who _______.
Don’t be the teacher who judges a child based on another person's opinion.
🔹Every kid deserves a reset.
🔺Every kid deserves more chances.
🔹Every kid deserves a champion.
Many kids are on the road to failure because of reasons beyond their control. Be the person who redirects their path this year.
Be their merchant of hope! People don’t need us to be merchants of hope during the easy times. It is in the darkest moments that they need their merchant of hope to selflessly carry them through the storm.
We chose the profession where we are helping raise other people’s kids. As you receive your class lists over the next few days, receive them with love, clean slates, and lots of grace.
The reality? We are all doing this really hard thing called “life” in the best and only way we know how.
Never judge a child based on another person’s opinion.
And while we’re at it, let’s replace "child" with "person" (friend, colleague, parent, acquaintance, stranger).
Patient. Loving. Understanding. Forgiving. Grace giving.
These are the attributes of a person who can reach
another person's heart and change their pathway. I have so much work to do on myself so that I can better help others. I'm especially thankful for grace.
#multiplyexcellence
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If you're a support/intervention/resource teacher, you absolutely have to read @saravdwerf's blog post called "The #1 thing I did in my support Math Classes". It's an honest reality check that we all need. saravanderwerf.com/2016/05/2… #iteachmath
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"The walls and windows of @Hamilton_BPE are an invitation for everyone to participate in building a school wide math culture." —Instructional leader @CaseyRaeK
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Great opportunity for middle school math teachers! #oklaed admin check it out and share with Ts in your district!
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Each of the rectangles on this grid is an opportunity for a teacher to sign their name and learn from a fellow educator!
(Peer-to-peer collaborative staff learning wall via P @KaitlinCurran2)
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If you've wanted to get started with @openmiddle problems, here's a great place to begin. Download our favorite problem at every grade level from kindergarten through calculus right on our homepage at openmiddle.com.
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Here's a 6th grade equivalent fraction problem from @openmiddle that was created by @amsuntalan. openmiddle.com/equivalent-ra… #iteachmath
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6️⃣4️⃣ Hours. On Monday mornings, this is how long it has been since some kids have had any positive interaction with an adult. Whether you are a teacher, bus driver, custodian, principal, or _______, how you greet your kids in the morning matters. Be the light! #multiplyexcellence
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ALT Quote attributed to educator Melody Hawkins: "My advice for new leaders: 1) always do what’s best for kids. 2) Treat teachers like the professionals they are. 3) Families are your allies. ❤️ 4) Remember that you don’t have to know everything about everything. Just make sure you know who to ask when you don’t know 😉"
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How about starting each day with a "data talk" - they help your students develop data literacy, and learn to separate fact from fiction. They follow the pedagogical structure of number talks - free (of course!) with examples across K-12. youcubed.org/resource/data-t…
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"mathematics, more than other subjects, has been damaged by the idea that to be good at the subject you need to be fast."
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