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Listen to our ideas for increasing student talk. And check out these great resources:
Highest Aspirations podcast link
Question Formulation Technique
www.eduprotocols.com
Jared Cooney Horvath Stop Talking, Start Influencing
Pooja Argawal book and website
EdCafe Parlay and Equity Maps to track/record/analyze classroom discussions
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Listen to our musings about seating in the classroom.
Twitter for Teachers!
Twitter is a game-changer for educators. Listen to find out how to use it and why to use it!
Tune in to hear Young reflect on his student teaching experience and what ideas he wants to carry forward into his career. Then we discuss growth mindsets and connect them to Halloween costumes. Enjoy! Be sure to check out the work of Dr. Jo Boaler and her work around the power of mindsets!
Follow us in reflecting conversations about 7th grade Social Studies research and 4th grade ecosystems. Then dive-in to EduProtocols!
Links to check out:
Bell Ringer Question: How do you motivate students?
We discuss gamification and hooks to engage students.
Books mentioned: The Multiplayer Classroom by Lee Sheldon, eXPlore Like a Pirate by Michael Matera, Teach Like a Pirate by Dave Burgess, and EDrenaline Rush by John Meehan.
EdTech tools: Kahoot, ClassCraft, Edmodo, Schoology, Flipgrid, Google Classroom
Things we love: QRBreakIN, EduProtocols
Bell Ringer Question: What is flipped learning?
Former teacher (Kaelyn B) talks to her former student (Young K) about the world of teaching. We discussed flipped learning, classroom management, unit planning, and Young navigates his student teaching.
This podcast follows a teacher and her former student who is just beginning his teaching career. In this episode we discuss our current roles and find out the two biggest hurdles for new teachers.
Notes/Links:
Michael Linsin--Smart Classroom Management
Eric Robinson-Teachers Talking Tech podcast
PearDeck--interactive lessons
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