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Wondering how to fit handwriting into your ELA block but not sure where to start? Want to see what it looks like in a real classroom? If you like this preview from Anjanette McNeely, you'll want to read more about the entire 10 minute routine in the link below⬇️⬇️⬇️

Extraordinary video. Too many extraordinary things to count. Most won't understand

This is being posted all over edutwitter because everyone recognizes it as EXCEPTIONAL teaching. It's not just about technique, it's about making people FEEL, CONNECT - helping kids become the BEST versions of themselves. It's incredible to watch♥️

Sad that I need to consider short handwriting activities in upper elementary 😥

Resigning from life is sounding awfully appealing again lately

and my district is trying to do away with "one-time" student workbooks, and move towards re-usable hardbacks and online texts (the former cannot be annotated at all, the latter can only be annotated with extreme difficulty and annoyance)

Kind of a bombshell. I assume that it'll lead to the necessary blowback. But please, I'm just the messenger Please don't address any vile or vitriolic comments towards me. If you can't refrain from doing this, I'll block you without batting an eyelash. nomanis.com.au/hubfs/Nomanis%…

Hour long class with an emerging learner from JPN who came to me silent about tier lists and ranking his favorite game's (brawl stars) characters with critical vocabulary perfect, awful, recommend; hit standards re: comparison, fact vs opinion, agree/disagree, defending a claim

Foundational knowledge is like a flashlight. You're navigating a dark area, and instead of having a dim narrow-beam flashlight, you have a bright floodlight that illuminates the entire view ahead of you.

Love this. Daring to bring some actual scientific methodology into our practice and in a teacher actionable way especially, is where we need to go This 'bit' of a well designed grading system & other replicable things like it should definitely be standardized locally, maybe more

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For K-5, a good use of funds: lengthen the school day, increase the amount of *dedicated recess* time (don't make students choose btwn eating and playing). Hire recess aids and mandate recess as protected planning time for teachers

Is this timeback bullish for chiropractors?

I’m a curriculum guy but this thread has it right: school culture eats curriculum’s lunch.

I think the positive side of social media for youth needs to be included in the debate. A well-done social media profile could show a young person's abilities a lot more effectively than a diploma.