4 Ways To Let Students Know They Can Reach High Expectations
by Belkys Benison
How I create conditions for students to do their best.
There is so much to appreciate about teachers, from your long hours on the job to the care and compassion you extend to students daily. But those who aren’t in the profession don’t always know how much heart and how much work goes into a typical day in the classroom.
In last week’s Teacher Appreciation Week slowchat hosted by teachers Lyndsay Nottingham and Sarah Thomas, we asked what you wish more people appreciated about the teaching profession. Read on for 15 of the Teacher2Teacher community’s responses and share your own in the comments below.
Every week, teachers Lyndsay Nottingham and Sarah Thomas host the #T2TChat on Twitter. Featuring questions on everything from technology to students to lesson planning, it’s a weeklong slowchat where teachers can share their ideas and learn from their peers all over the country. Don’t miss this week’s chat on end-of-year celebrations—use #T2TChat to join in the conversation. And don’t forget to follow us on Twitter if you don’t already!
by Belkys Benison
How I create conditions for students to do their best.
by Andrea Baney
Try this activity with your class to help every student appreciate their unique math brain.
by Miriam Garza
I want my math class to feel like a place where all students can collaborate, try new things and talk through ideas together. A place where ...