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Humanities teacher-leader, writer, & presenter. All about rigor, equity, joy, love, & teacher sustainability. Newly a father! @mariameskmd's lowly familiar :)

From MA, new to NJ!
Joined July 2011
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“Although they are hardly the most dazzling piece of edtech, timers are an indispensable tool in the teacher tool kit,” @HenrySeton says. 🧰⏲️ If you want to better manage your time and make more confident teaching decisions, check out his rave review: edut.to/4cXlfM6
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Can I get your help? Do you know: 8-12th grade history/English/civics/social studies teachers? Can you share our @WeAreAmericaPr1 application w/ them?! Excited to launch Cohort 4 w/ my former @LowellHigh students + looking forward to working w/ teachers +students this year!
We are thrilled to be launching the application for Cohort 4 of the We Are America National Teaching Fellowship! Are you a 8-12th grade history, English, civics, humanities, social studies, teacher? We hope you will consider applying / sharing: docs.google.com/document/d/1…
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The more I think about it, the more I’m astonished how there’s very little to no mention of memory and how humans learn in most Ed school classes. A massive part of teaching/learning is memory…but teachers don’t really know about it at all. Borderline malpractice, really.
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We often think about think/talk ratio in lessons, but this is equally as important in our work with adults. When your school's adults meet, who gets the airtime and who does the intellectual heavy lifting?
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It’s not too late to sign up for this weekend’s Virtual (Zoom) Social Hours with the Conference on English Leadership. Sign up at bit.ly/CELFeb22 #leadELA #CELchat #NCTEVillage #CEL22
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The easy way to study and the right way to study aren’t the same thing. Here’s a post on helping students embrace that.
Desiring Difficulties How do we get students to desire the difficulties produced by more effective learning strategies? theeffortfuleducator.com/202…
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Some useful resources here for anyone interested in CogSci and the classroom!
Free evidence informed resource pack I created for teachers. It contains a glossary of key terms & acronyms in education & cognitive science as well as links for further reading. Download & feel free to share with colleagues 😁👍🏻 tes.com/teaching-resource/ev…
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Sometimes, when we are overly critical of others it’s because deep down, we are feeling overly critical toward ourselves. Self-compassion goes a long way.
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Such a great way to build empathy, classroom culture . Any ideas on how to bring this into early el. Would be much appreciated:)
A high school teacher found he could build a stronger classroom community in less than one minute each day—with a simple activity called Daily Dedications.
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There isn’t a special formula to build strong relationships with students. It requires frequent 1-1 check-ins that extend beyond academic content. For that to happen, educators need instructional models that allow them to spend less time lecturing and more time in 1-1 discussions
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How we handle mistakes is a window on our character. Narcissism is being fast to slam others' errors but slow to admit yours. Humility is being fast to learn from your errors and slow to judge others. Wisdom is being fast to learn from others' errors to slow the rate of yours.
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I took a moment today to read this thoughtful piece from @HenrySeton published around this time last year. What a brilliant way to connect with students--reminds me of the "1 minute passion talk" approach from @AdamMGrant. What a wise way to foster trust: edutopia.org/article/daily-r…
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When we assess for learning, we assess for teaching. We put the "for" in FORmative. Where they are in their learning FORms where we need to be in our teaching. I haven't taught till I have been inFORmed by where they are in their learning. FORmative assessment is FOR me.
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Our #CEL22 Call for Proposals is available! Submit a presentation for “Leading Literacy Coalitions: From Classrooms to Communities.” Tag a colleague who may be interested. #CEL22 #leadELA #NCTEVillage #NCTE22 #CELchat Read more and submit at bit.ly/CEL22CFP
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This verdict upholds a sense of accountability, but not true justice. True justice looks like a Black man not having to worry about being harmed—or killed—while on a jog, while sleeping in his bed, while living what should be a very long life. Ahmaud should be with us today.
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Just saw this thoughtful post on improving SEL check-ins with students in the Marshall Memo. Love the idea of asking students about multiple emotions. We all contain multitudes. Check it out here 👇🏼
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Changing your mind doesn't mean you've abandoned your principles. It may mean you've learned something. It's better to contradict yourself and be accused of hypocrisy than to stick to your guns and sacrifice your integrity. The hallmark of integrity is honesty, not consistency.
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Hey educator friends! I'd love to engage in a #PLN on #LoveandLiteracy with you. I know I don't have thousands of followers, so if you're reading this, know that YOUR vote counts and is APPRECIATED! Either way, totally humbling for @paul_bambrick & I to be on this list!
➡️Here are the recent poll results of the recommended professional learning books for #BOOKcampPD. 👍75 educators have voted! 🙌🙌 MANY thanks to all of them! 🎯Voting continues until Sunday Click here - it's super easy! forms.gle/7ePxitXrBJQq8Uz19
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Great advice for relationship-building in every profession 👏
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“In November 2020, my family and I went to the White Mountains in New Hampshire..." Listen to Davis’s story on American Identity, from @HeidiCrumrine‘s class as part of the National @WeAreAmericaPr1 buff.ly/37LyxeY @facinghistory @tenementmuseum @reimaginemigration
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