Sentences with phrase «teachable moments while»

There are lots of teachable moments while you are dining.

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«A Teachable Moment,» August 17, 2008 «While it is true that for decades the children of New Orleans toiled in a substandard school system, they have also continually faced countless other obstacles to success — inadequate health care, poorly educated parents, exposure to high rates of violent crime and a popular culture that often denigrates mainstream achievement.»

In the early years, it makes sense to focus on the experiential learning for kids while providing teachable moments.

While it may be tempting to shy away from talking about physical disabilities that our kids notice because we don't have all the answers, it's better to seize teachable moments and address questions honestly in age appropriate ways the best we can.

I wanted to respectfully spare the other parents and kids inside of his screams while still taking those teachable moments.

While you may find many opportunities to capitalize on «teachable moments» during these activities, the key is to do what comes naturally to you as a parent.

HL: While I feel like the collective concern [over 13 Reasons Why] is completely justified, my worry is that we might miss out on a teachable moment.

In short, while we know our veteran teachers want to plan specifically, give directions explicitly, and offer student support intentionally, we also know they could probably offer teachable moments to the novice teachers as well as the instructional coach.

Educators should thus use their AUPs as «teachable moments» to promote programs to focus on the positive uses of the internet and technology while warning about hazards such as contacting strangers or loss of respect for others by accessing pornography that can come about as a result of unrestricted use.

While no teacher wants to miss out on a teachable moment, you don't want to chase rabbits either.

While these activities do already exist in many schools, the teachable moments implicit in these activities are generally lost to the insignificance of the decisions that are to be made.

The point is that while few of us like what is going on in the U.S. right now, we owe it to our students to at least make use of it as a teachable moment.

By treating conflicts not as disciplinary incidents but as teachable moments, teachers can help students develop better ways to deal with conflict while building their SEL skills.

It's hard to cry, protest all while trying to absorb a teachable moment.