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The work of @ddmeyer @openmiddle and @robertkaplinsky is terrific when it comes to implementing this idea. https://t.co/qvoW5O3Ybk
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The smallest decisions have the biggest impact! – Thinking Mathematically
START by letting student think and then comparing different approaches https://t.co/ywqOoEvNfg #mathchat https://t.co/x2V08AgFui
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An #MLKDAY example of how @BooksThatGrow provides the same text at multiple reading level #differentiation #edchat… https://t.co/4opeMu49r4
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Teach your kids to focus on what they CAN control. - lifehacksforkids
Teach your kids to focus on what they CAN control. - https://t.co/ssw6HmQc0X #parenting #lifeskills https://t.co/aeunkNqG5G
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Excited to try this new resource to expose my students to more nonfiction texts! https://t.co/GnmxHNDibW
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Does the way we teach Ss teach them to be flexible? Creators? Take initiative? Or do they wait to be told what to d… https://t.co/G7OYNxhrHD
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In a classroom of Ss it's hard to really take a minute to be a great listener. We also can't model if we don't do o… https://t.co/mIUIjhMjhs
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Making Learning More Interactive With OneNote - YouTube
Create a fun #OneNote game that will have your students race against the clock. Now on YouTube: https://t.co/NYvYkTI3dX by @MissGEnrique
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Have you guys seen this visual for the three levels of feedback? Love the specific guidelines it gives to outline… https://t.co/WyelH3qZKP
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Being able to add a picture of the rubric to a Google Form makes it easier for students to self evaluate.… https://t.co/F9b62p1SYl
Monday, January 16, 2017
Good Stuff, Maynard 01/17/2017
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