@WaltonRo

PhD Student - cognition and learning of young children; interested in family literacy development

 Brock University
Joined May 2012
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@TCEA11 Apr 2024
👉How do you like to begin an instructional coaching session?  sbee.link/8mawn4khcu #educoach #instructionalcoaching #edutwitter
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@AMLE11 Apr 2024
Before integrating AI into your classroom, consider the ethics! 🚦 Our latest article outlines "Five Ethical Considerations for Using AI in Education," ensuring you navigate this innovative tool wisely. okt.to/p9HMLQ
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This article reiterates why teachers struggle to locate their curriculum outdoors @WeAreTeachers 👇 weareteachers.com/outside-ti… A gentle reminder that @outsideplayubc published a comprehensive & FREE outsideplay.org tool specifically to support teachers in this work 🙃

We Know Outside Time is Good for Kids—So Why is it Hard to Make Outdoor Learning Happen?

Plus, ideas to help.

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@TCEA11 Apr 2024
📒 7 Easy Icebreakers You Can Do With Post-It Notes 📒 sbee.link/xy8u3enfaq via @busyteacher_org #k12 #edutwitter
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Instead of relying on a "wait to fail model," Associate Professor @GaabLab is working to proactively identify learning disabilities in children before they start school. news.harvard.edu/gazette/sto…

When does dyslexia develop? — Harvard Gazette

Ongoing research by Nadine Gaab's Harvard lab suggests that at-risk children can be identified before they ever struggle in school.

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edutopia
@edutopia11 Apr 2024
Need more clarity in your classroom? Here’s a simple framework that makes it obvious to students how every activity relates to what you want them to learn. 👏

60-Second Strategy: Framing the Lesson

When teachers make their teaching and learning goals clear to their class, every activity has a purpose and every student understands what they’re doing.

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@rastokke11 Apr 2024
Great news! Science of Math updated their page with recent studies that address the misconception that timed tests cause math anxiety. This is the place to go for a summary of the research on this topic: thescienceofmath.com/timed-t… Thanks @rscodding @amandavande1 @burnsmk1!

Misconceptions Timed Tests (and Other Instructional Activities) Cause Math Anxiety — The Science of...

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🚨 NEW POST 🚨 '10 Questions about oracy' "Is oracy the next big thing? Are we destined for interminable arguments about it in the coming months or is there a healthy debate to be had about oracy?" theconfidentteacher.com/2024…
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✨ Don't miss it!! Register now for our April 18 webinar Poverty, Childhood Experiences & Well-Being in BC. Hosted in partnership with @FirstCallBC. More details and registration ➤hubs.la/Q02slp0v0

Webinar: Poverty, Childhood Experiences & Well-Being in BC

Join long-time collaborators, First Call Child and Youth Advocacy Society and UBC's Human Early Learning Partnership (HELP), on April 18 as they host an online presentation and discussion about the...

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Dr Dan Jones@Hookean111 Apr 2024
AQA GCSE Science teachers. Here is a nice 52-page booklet of knowledge for the course: millthorpeschool.co.uk/wp-co…
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edutopia
@edutopia11 Apr 2024
To help kids learn their ABCs, get ‘em up and moving! 🤸 Here’s what the research says about this game-changing practice.

A Better Way to Learn Your ABCs

According to new research, integrating whole-body movements into learning the alphabet improves students’ recollection of letter-sound pairings and hard-to-learn sounds.

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@TCEA12 Apr 2024
🧠🚀Brain Blast: Review Activities🧠🚀 How do you prefer to go over the curriculum with your students? 📸@finleyt #teaching #learning #edutwitter
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Writing things down may take longer than typing but there are some significant benefits, research shows—primary among them a lowered risk of cognitive decline. Here's what we've learned, explains @pamelarutledge psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…

Why Writing by Hand Is Better for Your Brain

Don't throw out your keyboards, but adding some writing by hand into our daily routines can increase insight, aid recall, and may protect against cognitive decline.

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@TCEA8 Apr 2024
Looking for BRAIN TEASERS to engage your students? This site is FULL of them 👏👏👏 sbee.link/dea4mquxy8 via @enchambered #learning #skillbuilding #edutwitter
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Impact@ImpactWales7 Apr 2024
How do you make sure pupils think deeply about new vocabulary? You use these 7 strategies ⬇️ We provide in-person professional learning for schools that has an impact! impact.wales
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Digital media's impact on the health and development of children: what you need to know.

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By encouraging Ss to revisit the things that challenged and excited them, educator @mrswendymturner helps them reflect on their growth! #AlwaysLearning
Anchor chart titled "End of Unit Reflection: Topic: Environments and Survival." Below are four questions, with sticky notes beneath each containing student responses: "U – What do you understand about the topic?" "N – What new information do you have?" "I – What's interesting about it?" "T – What was tricky for you?"

ALT Anchor chart titled "End of Unit Reflection: Topic: Environments and Survival." Below are four questions, with sticky notes beneath each containing student responses: "U – What do you understand about the topic?" "N – What new information do you have?" "I – What's interesting about it?" "T – What was tricky for you?"

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Highly recommend ‘Explicit Direct Instruction (EDI)’ by Hollingsworth, and Ybarra. The ‘TAPPLE’ acronym they introduce is ingenious for memorising their steps for Checking for Understanding. Designed this diagram to show just how interactive EDI is…
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edutopia
@edutopia7 Apr 2024
Reading out loud to your students doesn't need to be reserved for elementary school. Research shows the practice can have powerful benefits for *all* ages. 📘🗣️

Why Reading Aloud Never Gets Old

Research shows that reading aloud to your students—even long after they’re reading independently—benefits learners of all ages.

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As the impact of social media enters the news, so too does the expertise of Assistant Prof. & Canada Research Chair Dr. Emma Duerden. She joined @CTVNationalNews to discuss what her lab @developingbrai1 has found. Learn more ⬇️ ctvnews.ca/health/social-med…
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