I’ve been pretty silent about politics thus far but I’ll tell you this. Having a teacher as Vice President is a beautiful thing. Having a family of educators in the White House is even more beautiful. Tim Walz and his wife are teachers. There is a certain type of thoughtfulness,

💪 This poster highlights RETRIEVAL PRACTICE as a powerful learning strategy to strengthen memory and boost learning. It offers valuable insights for teachers on applying RP in the classroom. 👊 REPOST and grab a free HQ copy here: jamieleeclark.com/graphics Special thanks to

A high school teacher found he could build a stronger classroom community in less than one minute each day—with a simple activity called Daily Dedications. 🧡

🔒 SECURING ATTENTION! Students remember what they attend to. This poster summarises strategies that secure attention, ensuring students remain attentive and cognitively engaged throughout the lesson. 🙌 Support my work by tapping REPOST and grab a FREE high-quality copy here:

💬 Student-Led Discussion Strategies for Whole Class Discussion 💬 sbee.link/ftvpya4bxq via Lindsay Ann Learning #teachertwitter #k12 #educoach

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Students who see feedback *before* their grade become more proficient learners. 💯 Learn more about the research: edut.to/3S34lDi

Amazing Lesson Design Outline - Miguel Guhlin, this is a helpful resource based on research-based classroom strategies packed with lots of useful links. Great for anyone looking for something new in their teaching practice or those just starting out. docs.google.com/document/d/1I9…

Do not deliver instruction without every single student looking at you I don’t understand why teachers don’t require all eyes on them during instruction. It blows my mind to walk into a class and see several Ss with their hacks turned to the T, or even worse, looking at laptops

This is a brilliant visualisation from Rich Mayer: "If the learning style principle were correct, you would expect visualizers to perform better on a test after studying a visually based lesson whereas verbalizers should perform better on a test after studying a verbally based

Instead of Rules… I offer Roles, Routines, Rights, and Responsibilities. Here are the Rights and Responsibilities for our classroom community. #Project180

Last year I was sitting in a local library whilst my son sat a GCSE maths exam. The librarian, who was in her late 30s or early 40s, asked why I was there. When I told her, she said ‘I am so glad I wasn’t born nowadays. I wouldn’t be doing what I’m doing today.’ She told me

A little thing I’ve been doing this year: I snagged an extra student planner and on the calendar I write down one good thing that happened in the classroom before I leave each day. Very much recommend.

From @tlnwilkinson: “Stealing awesome ideas like this is the best part of social media. Best morning work ever!!”

Teachers! Have you tried this ‘Say, Mean, Matter’ strategy yet? Try it with any text Diffit Find it here: app.diffit.me/activity/775a4…

The 8th habit of highly effective people: They don’t spend all their time reading about the 7 habits of highly effective people. Extended reflection without action is a form of procrastination. Doing is a catalyst for thinking and learning.

Need READING response activities? 👉👉Try these two CHOICE BOARDS. Get the downloads. sbee.link/j4b9nutwav via Top Teaching Tasks #reading #ela #teachertwitter

Unlocking the science of sleep: How rest enhances language learning | ScienceDaily sciencedaily.com/releases/2024/…

Research shows that listening to music while revising is not as beneficial as doing it in silence. Students who revised in quiet environments performed over 60% better in an exam than their peers who revised listening to music that had lyrics. Read more innerdrive.co.uk/blog/music-whi…