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Surround yourself with people who cheer you on and lift you higher!
Fired Up Teachership
Surround yourself with people who cheer you on and lift you higher!
#teaching
More often than not lately, the defense of returning to our previous model is learning loss. I see that term everywhere I look recently and it drives me crazy.
Enough with the Learning Loss
More often than not lately, the defense of returning to our previous model is learning loss. I see that term…
#teaching
A Grade 6 classroom (inclusive of special education students) with accessibility to the arts (music, dance, drama, visual art, and media art) based on students choice within teacher-assigned space and time boundaries.
Why Generalist K-12 Teachers Should Use the Arts to Support Students with Exceptionalities in Mainstream Schools (even if they don’t consider themselves to be artistically inclined)
A Grade 6 classroom (inclusive of special education students) with accessibility to the arts (music, dance, drama, visual art, and…
#teaching
We want our students to become future-ready and use skills like collaboration, critical thinking, communication and more, but much of what districts provide for us is very "old school” in terms of professional development.
Making Professional Development Relevant and Engaging
We want our students to become future-ready and use skills like collaboration, critical thinking, communication and more, but much of…
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As I consider the extent to which those insights become a part of my pedagogical repertoire and the indelible mark left on me by my students, I am also left wondering - can I truthfully call what I do teaching and what my students do learning?
Towards Colearning
As I consider the extent to which those insights become a part of my pedagogical repertoire and the indelible mark…
#teaching
Teaching in 2020
The Silver Linings of Education in 2020
Teaching in 2020
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In essence, observations have been done to teachers, not in collaboration with them. And that’s where we are, a system designed to improve teaching and learning inadvertently inhibits trust, and therefore, risk-taking and innovation.
There’s a Better Way to Evaluate Teachers: Trust-Based Observations
In essence, observations have been done to teachers, not in collaboration with them. And that’s where we are, a system…
#teaching
In the middle of a Zoom meeting that filled all the required Brady Bunch squares - a supervisor, an assistant principal, a school counselor, regular education teachers, special education teachers, a parent and a student - I stammered and was taken back by the question.
Do You Care About Your Students?
In the middle of a Zoom meeting that filled all the required Brady Bunch squares - a supervisor, an assistant…
#teaching
Without learning the art of self-care, we will be unable to effectively care for those we most want to impact.
Self-Care and Support: The Pillars of New Teacher Survival
Without learning the art of self-care, we will be unable to effectively care for those we most want to impact.
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In what ways are we, perhaps unwittingly, prescribing or imposing unwanted identities on students?
Entrust Students With Their Own Identities
In what ways are we, perhaps unwittingly, prescribing or imposing unwanted identities on students?
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