Over the past year, I've had the chance to
talk to teachers across the country about the ways they are turning their students into creators.
Not exact matches
Some schools have developed comprehensive approaches
to teaching character strengths, and in classrooms
across the country,
teachers are
talking to their students more than ever about qualities like grit and perseverance.
She suggests being cautious of schools where
teachers are constantly interrupting students
to correct them or
talking loudly
across the classroom.
In coordinated actions in districts
across the city, members asked their Council representatives
to make averting
teacher layoffs their top priority in budget
talks.
In coordinated actions in districts
across the city, members asked their Council representatives
to make averting
teacher layoffs their top priority in budget
talks and urged them also
to restore the child care funding that the mayor wants
to cut.
I
talked to the CEO of Edmodo, a leading innovator in K - 12 blended learning, about how
teachers, learning platforms, software, parents and students
across the globe can work together in new ways thanks
to digital technology.
Tracey Mackin, Director of Curriculum and Pedagogy, adds: «Quite early on we latched onto the recognition that if any report is going
to have any value for students
across multiple year levels... it needs
to be focused and specific enough
to prompt questions, and
to get the student
talking to the
teacher, or their parents, about what they might need
to support their future [learning].
Within a matter of hours, I saw
teachers connecting with other
teachers to form Skype chats with their students for book
talks or creating wikis so that their students, from
across the globe, could collaborate on projects.
In my role as AISNSW [Association of Independent Schools NSW] Student Wellbeing Consultant, I get
to talk with many
teachers across New South Wales in relation
to their work with students in school settings.
A lot of trust and communication is developed between
teachers within the learning community
to talk about the students they share, and the work they are doing
across the tiers.
My Audience Response protocol is one of many oracy
talk protocols that I use in my daily practice, and I believe that it's adaptable for
teachers across all subjects and levels
to aid students in redrafting their work through critical
talk.
More and more, we are coming
across amazing and inspirational
teachers (men and women) who are pushing their girls
to seriously consider a career in STEM; they work with the Stemettes
to put on hackathons, they invite amazing female scientists into their schools
to give
talks, they run day long workshops and they get their girls on - board.
«Since becoming Education Secretary I have visited schools
across the country, spoken
to a range of
teachers, parents and experts and held
talks with unions.
Some schools have developed comprehensive approaches
to teaching character strengths, and in classrooms
across the country,
teachers are
talking to their students more than ever about qualities like grit and perseverance.
It expects
to have Chicagoans on its side because, after all, these are
teachers we're
talking about, dedicated professionals who spend their energy in classrooms
across the city, educating children.
Classroom educators, share your story on the
Teacher Wall - a place where
teachers from
across the country can meet
to celebrate their successes, share their stories and
talk about education.
Administrators need
to orchestrate regular
teacher team meetings and ensure that they're
talking about their kids» needs and how the curriculum connects
across subject areas and with students» lives.
This time, «Renewal» schools are meeting
to decide what performance benchmarks they want
to hit in the coming years, others are planning field trips
across the city, and — at Chancellor Carmen Fariña's urging — many others will check out a TED
Talk about the importance of connections between
teachers and students.
I can't do that, but I will work with the profession over the coming months
to find solutions, through the programme of
talks with the unions, yes, but also through a new process of engagement with
teachers across the country.»
English
teacher candidates and their
teacher preparation course instructors can not easily visit a variety of classrooms
across the US in order
to spend time
talking with multiple secondary writing
teachers about their approaches
to teaching writing or
to search through student writing stored in those
teachers» filing cabinets.
It bought together union leaders,
teachers and ministers from high performing countries
to talk about how do you elevate and enhance the teaching profession
across the world?
... We're
talking about an opportunity now for transformational change
across Illinois in that principals will have the power
to dismiss ineffective
teachers, that they'll be able
to hire who they want, that they'll no longer be forced
to accept
teachers they don't want in their buildings, and that when layoffs happen, they'll be able
to let people go based on performance, not just seniority — and in Chicago they'll be able
to lengthen their day and year which has been just a horrible inequity for decades.
Over breakfast in March, we
talked about a movement spreading
across the country
to hold public - school
teachers accountable by compensating, promoting or even removing them according
to the results they produce in class, as measured in part by student test scores...
In my work in the education technology sector over the past several years, I've had the chance
to talk with many school leaders
across the globe about using data effectively
to manage
teacher performance.
I got my friends
to attend forums,
talked with
teachers about student voice, listened
to the opinions of educators around my community, and shared the resources I've come
across along the way.
«I am proud of the work our Teaching Ambassadors have done
to talk with and listen
to other
teachers across the country as well as the direct input they have given staff.
I've spent hours already,
talking to librarians,
teachers, parents, and basically anyone I run
across.
In
talking to teachers and parents
across the country, he discovered that this was a national phenomenon that crosses social, racial and economic lines.
In
talking to teachers and parents
across...