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If you could come to school to learn about anything you wanted, what would it be? Student cabinet responses #glcsMS @DrewBordner @jboerman75 #innovateinsidethebox @gcouros
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Years ago, Ted Sizer urged us to shadow a high school student for at least a full day in order to really get a sense of what they experience. This teacher did so and was shaken by what she found: ow.ly/E5bum
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One of the most powerful factors to determine student success is parent involvement & support throughout a child's life. Reading to & w/ a child provides a positive model for the child. @ncte @JocelynAChadwic @NJCTENews @NJAMLE @TeachAlvarez @NJLiteracy @ARHasanEdS @DisruptedTv
The earlier parents get involved in a child’s literacy the better, and the longer lasting the effects. Parental literacy involvement continues to be a top predictor of achievement into the teen and adult year. @CjWright204 @ameliadgvl
@AmericanReading
@ProfJPizzo @vshinas
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This is amazing Nancy. I'm so grateful to you for writing this post with insight and wisdom!
Unfortunately this flawed evidence is still running rampant at a time when we SHOULD know better. The only difference is that it’s going under a new name, Science of reading. #G2great
Revisiting the National Reading Panel's flawed evidence concerning phonics "science." @DrMaryHoward @DeborahMacPhee #reading nancyebailey.com/2019/10/16/…
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3 Ways to Ask Questions That Engage the Whole Class edutopia.org/article/3-ways-…
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I loveeeeee the concept of sketchnoting simply because it creatively expresses different perspectives and ideas! Here's what some of my students came up with as we're working through the novel, #TheBridgeHome @padmatv - absolute masterpieces, don't you think?
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Some reasons why people succeed: #TheTenMinutePrincipal
1. They show up
2. Always work hard
3. Don’t rely on talent alone
4. Are coachable
5. Know their why
6. Empower others
7. Listen to understand
8. Share their knowledge
9. Take nothing for granted















