Tue, Dec 07, 2021 4:22 PM in How to Motivate
I can see that you have probably already graduated and may have figured this out on your own, but it never hurts to get new ideas. I find that being excited about the work and designing lessons that are culturally relevant to the students will help motivate them to participate. It may take a few months for them to really catch on, but if they see that you're persistent and passionate, I don...
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Tue, Dec 07, 2021 4:17 PM in No science in 1st grade
My student teaching year is very similar. Science is only taught for 20 minutes twice a week and the students just sit and listen to the teachers taught about science topics. I think this is because of COVID mostly this year, but I think that not teaching science until 3rd grade is a little extreme. In the primary grades, building the foundational skills of reading, writing, and mathematics are h...
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Tue, Dec 07, 2021 4:11 PM in Using Disney+ and Netflix to teach science
I think that it could be helpful especially at a time where virtual learing is at its zenith. I'm not sure how parents would feel about it considering that their children may be watching a lot of TV at home or if those are platforms that the parents don't agree with. National Geographic has partnered with Disney+, making it a great option, but it could also be distracting for studnets to ...
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