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Can I Please Take the Test? | theclassroombytes
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Rethinking the modern American classroom. What’s Brian Up To? Can I Please Take the Test? The flipped-classroom has brought a handful of surprises my way over the past few years. Although I have heard this asked several times now, it just recently sank in how uniquely strange it was. From across the classroom, a student with their hand held high made eye contact with me and shouted,. 8220;Mr. G, can I PLEASE take the test now! How awesome is that! Have poor organizational and study skills, but have we.
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Rethinking the modern American classroom. What’s Brian Up To? To my colleagues and all others that spend their lunch hour grading a stack of 60 questions…I have great news! We have new tools now that automatically assess, record and REASSESS student work. Think of the hours of professional time spent on this unprofessional task. These are the hours that teachers wished they had back. These are the hours that can be spent creating rich new content and working directly with students. For me, I decided five...
Flipped Mastery IS a 1:1 Classroom! | theclassroombytes
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Rethinking the modern American classroom. What’s Brian Up To? Flipped Mastery IS a 1:1 Classroom! I was discussing the other night that it seems odd the term ‘flipped classroom’ is dated to me! Having run some type of flipped classroom for the past 6 years, it has become a perfectly normal part of my daily routine as a math teacher. Like any. Students on task and constantly focused on the teacher. In these settings are true, although it is engagement in the. What will it feel like? I can tell you for the...
What does ‘Flipped-Classroom’ mean to me? | theclassroombytes
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Rethinking the modern American classroom. What’s Brian Up To? What does ‘Flipped-Classroom’ mean to me? I have spent the past six years teaching high school mathematics in a “flipped-classroom” environment. This classroom has evolved each year into something different for me and my students. There have been an ever increasing number of articles written about the flipped-classroom recently from business websites. Websites to the social issues section of the New York Times. Recently. All of them. Safe and ...
Asking for help a tough lesson in the classroom | theclassroombytes
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Rethinking the modern American classroom. What’s Brian Up To? Asking for help a tough lesson in the classroom. A few years back I was sitting in church and the message that Sunday from Pastor PJ Malin (@RevMalin) struck a chord with me. A. Sking for help is one of the hardest things for ANYONE to do. As much as I feel like I have created a perfect learning environment for students, one KEY component is getting at every student’s questions. These questions can be BIG or SMALL,. The nature of the flipped-m...
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Skip to main content. Tech in the Classroom. Best of Lists from Common Sense Media. Best Android Apps for Kids. Best Apps, Games, and Websites for Learning. Common Sense Media's 2015 Summer Learning Guide. Educational Technology and Mobile Learning. Good Reads (books, articles and websites). Be The Hero" Presents This Breakthrough Comic Book Editor. Broadcast Dysfunction' Report Hits NFL Hard. Frozen' credited with ushering in more female-focused animated features. 10 Apps to Play With Dad. Attached to T...
You Are the Missing Link | Stem Savvy Girls
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Musings and Strategies From the Teachers Next Door. You Are the Missing Link. July 5, 2016. You’re a teacher. It’s summer. What are you doing? If you’re like me, as you clean all the parts of your house you neglected during the school year, you find yourself reflecting and thinking about what’s next. WHAT IS next in education? There are problems. We see it. We are frustrated. Most see their voice as too small to matter, but I think. Is where the solution lies. Very single day,. More to come on reforming ...
Burn, Baby, Burn!!! | Stem Savvy Girls
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Musings and Strategies From the Teachers Next Door. Burn, Baby, Burn! March 25, 2015. Have a look at this gem we were given as a resource. What do you notice? So many things to say, we thought we would let it speak for itself. That’s a bit confusing…. At least two sides of an isosceles triangle are the same length? I was unaware that angles, lines, rays, and segments were part of the 5th grade curriculum…hmmm…. There are so many things that we noticed. We would love to hear what you think! As much as I w...
We’re Baaacckkk! | Stem Savvy Girls
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Musings and Strategies From the Teachers Next Door. February 21, 2016. Sometimes the best ideas are SO not what they are cracked up to be. We decided about 10 months ago to switch to our own domain to make it easier to manage and easier for everyone to keep up with us. That was just not the case. In fact, what it DID do, is it encouraged us (discouraged, really) to stop blogging. We really haven’t published a lot of posts because we felt uninspired. Are kids suddenly reading on grade level? You are comme...
The Struggle is Good | Stem Savvy Girls
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Musings and Strategies From the Teachers Next Door. The Struggle is Good. March 30, 2015. If you haven’t yet discovered the Open Middle. Site, may I introduce you. Welcome to the world of challenging, thought provoking problems. Dan Meyer. This past week, I used a fraction problem with my 3rd graders. Here is it: (source: Open Middle). Students were asked to place 3/4 on this number line. Feel free to pass on any wisdom you have. It takes a village…. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). You a...
Our STEM Story | Stem Savvy Girls
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Musings and Strategies From the Teachers Next Door. July 26, 2016. Watch and see how STEM renewed our passion for teaching. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window). Click to email (Opens in new window). You Are the Missing Link. Our STEM Story" (1). Laura R. Farmer. July 28, 2016 at 7:14 pm. Appreciate all that you do and stand for! Thanks for the inspiration!
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Musings and Strategies From the Teachers Next Door. Keep Up With Us! May 1, 2015. You can find us now at http:/ www.stemsavvygirls.com. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window). Click to email (Opens in new window). The Struggle is Good. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. End of the year.
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Rethinking the modern American classroom. What’s Brian Up To? Flipped Mastery IS a 1:1 Classroom! I was discussing the other night that it seems odd the term ‘flipped classroom’ is dated to me! Having run some type of flipped classroom for the past 6 years, it has become a perfectly normal part of my daily routine as a math teacher. Like any. Students on task and constantly focused on the teacher. In these settings are true, although it is engagement in the. What will it feel like? I can tell you for the...
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