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Recent Posts by Tara
Tue, Oct 06, 2020 1:22 PM in Choices in the Classroom
Hi Abbey!
First off, awesome question. This something I also was confused about when I entered into the education field 4 years ago. However, like others have said on your post, it really depends on your school district/school that you work at. For the most part, you will probably have a curriculum to follow and will be encouraged to collaborate amongst your fellow team members/colleague...
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Tue, Oct 06, 2020 1:17 PM in Distance Learning
Hi Annie!
I think you are spot on with understanding that students are going through many changes and they are all different types of learners! I think that understanding this as educators will allow us to grow and build relationships with our students. I have been teaching for nearly 5 years and this year is so very different than any previous years. But, with that being said, kids are ...
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Tue, Oct 06, 2020 1:08 PM
Awesome!
I enjoyed reading this book chapter! I think that this story was very relatable to both children and adults. It seems as though, sometimes educators grow weary and upset with students because they seem disengaged and uninterested, much like Albert did. And it seems as though, unless we build personal relationships with our students and foster their learning through engaging them with things they are interested in, they will seem uninterested and like a behavior problem. I enjoyed reading this because it shows that, although Albert struggled with caring about school, he had others in his life, such as his Uncle and friends that cared about his learning and knew how to engage Albert! This is something that I would definitely read with my students to show that they should never give up and learn to be resilient and follow their dreams.
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