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Respect & Rapport… starts with us!

Respect & Rapport… starts with us!

March 18, 2013

What better way to develop an Environment of Respect and Rapport than by developing a 1:1 relationship with each student??Watch Rick connect with students about their reading during conferences. What does he do/ say that develops an environment of respect and rapport? What does Rick communicate to his students with his verbal and non-verbal language? I’ve seen similar successes with… Read More

Filed Under: 21st Century Skills, Classroom Environment, Communicating with Students, Differentiating Instruction, educoach, Establishing a Culture for Learning, Respect and Rapport, Teacher Evaluation Leave a Comment

Student Engagement… Buzz Words Demystified

Student Engagement… Buzz Words Demystified

March 2, 2013

According to the Partnership for 21st Century Skills (P21), the 4Cs: Critical thinking and problem solving, Communication, Collaboration, and Creativity and Innovation are infused in learning. Watch and listen to how ASCD describes 21st Century Skills. In the video P21’s video library, the section titled “In Practice,” features sample lessons incorporating 21st Century Skills for any grade level/ content area…. Read More

Filed Under: 21st Century Skills, Differentiating Instruction, edchat, educoach, Engaging Students in Learning, Issues Beginning Teachers Face Leave a Comment

Student Engagement- Week 2 Educator Challenge

February 28, 2013

If you are back for round two… congratulations on your successes during week one! If you’re just joining us, welcome~ we’re thrilled to have you here and hope you join the conversation! Let’s think about where we are starting! Level 1: Projects, activities and assignments lack challenge, are inappropriate, or do not cognitively engage students. -> Level 2: Projects, activities… Read More

Filed Under: Educational Issues, educoach, Engaging Students in Learning, Instructional Strategies, Issues Beginning Teachers Face, Teacher Evaluation 3 Comments

Are we asking too much? Who’s getting Shortchanged?

November 1, 2012

What would parents think if they knew? I find that the majority of first year teachers I support teach in multi-age, self-contained special education classrooms. Many of the challenges they face are unique to this setting and predictable to administrators and veteran teachers in the school. Many of these challenges are also driving potentially long term and high quality special… Read More

Filed Under: Classroom Environment, Educational Issues, Issues Beginning Teachers Face 1 Comment

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