If you liked the IB PYP #enhancedpyp #SOLOTaxonomy TSM this hyperdoc is useful for teachers' planning or for students planning their own learning pathways #agency. Thinking routines and tools to guide students at each SOLO stage. Linked images not mine. docs.google.com/document/d/14z…

For some time I’ve been researching this: what are the conditions in which learning thrives? My observations... 💡Agency 💡Curiosity 💡Play 💡Guidance 💡Self-regulation 💡Exploration 💡Empathy 💡Time 💡Compassion 💡Voice #InquiryMindset #DiveintoInquiry #inquiry #aussieED

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I have come to the end of my 4 week PD with Dr. Virginia Rojas on Translanguaging. It has been wonderfully informative and engaging #Multilingualism #multilinguallearners #translanguaging #emergentbilinguals

🔎Looking for descriptions and visuals of the #IBPYP types of action? Here they are!➡️bit.ly/PYPaction A visual version of pages 30-31 of IB PYP's The Learner. #pypx #pyp #pypaction #pypxpedition

Only 1 day till the FionaHamilton #WordInquiry conference begins! Many teachers have put a ton of amazing work into this! I can't wait to share ways I help build phonemic awareness skills amongst my #kindergarten Ss. Some great game to play, and some new ways to asses!

Recently in class I noticed a student was more engaged than normal. I asked him what resonated w/ him so much. I was curious what I had done. He said something that I haven’t been able to stop thinking about. “When my teachers care I care.” And that my friends, is everything.

A short, interesting article about children learning to read using physical books versus on screens edweek.org/teaching-learn…

The newest PZ book is here! A Pedagogy of Play: Supporting playful learning in classrooms and school is the culmination of 8 play-filled years of research (download for free, pzero.in/pop-book). Here's to @pedagogyofplay researchers & collaborators around the world!

Teachers! The Good Project is looking for teachers to join a paid study and to become a part of a community of practice that will implement lessons to help students explore values, responsibilities, and goals. buff.ly/3bb6GtM

Here’s a useful tip to help students improve their writing. ✍️ 🤩 Ask them to read their work aloud. While it may not feel as natural as reading silently, it can help them catch often-overlooked errors, a 2022 study shows.

Writing conferences are all about relationships. The more we know about students as both people and writers, the easier it is to teach. You can find strategies for using what you know about students to enhance conferring in: Preorder: heinemann.com/products/e1364…

Can’t wait to get home and see the actual book! Writing with you has been an incredible learning experience.

So grateful to be part of the current Reggio Emilia International Study Group

The fun and learning continues

Professor Rachel Lambert shared five tips that teachers can use to help kids stop comparing themselves to others in math. Kara Newhouse How listening to students’ stories can improve math class kqed.org/mindshift/6243…

Children's brain activity looks different whether they are reading narrative or informational text--no surprise that classroom research suggests our instruction for these genres should be different too (e.g., purposes established for reading, text structures taught, ?s asked...)

Soooo, question for all my educators on here. What would be a good hourly rates when offering PD for a school in person and online? While I have lead PD for my own schools before this would be my first time offering to others. Where is a good place to start? 🤔

School leaders around the country are exploring solutions that go beyond “cutesy wellness”—taking the responsibility of workplace well-being off teachers’ shoulders and working toward larger, systemic changes. Here’s how: edut.to/3ywZW5n

When kids exhibit challenging behavior, approach with curiosity instead of judgement. 🔎 Sketchnote via Kristin Wiens