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Susie Scott

@sscott143

Wife, mom, friend, bike enthusiast, book lover!!

Joined November 2016
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Getting ready to launch our Virtual Summer Reading Bash! Loving my new t-shirt that goes with our June theme: STEAM!@D45YorkCenter – at Forest Park, IL
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Our Lions are preparing for our Virtual Summer Reading Bash! We are looking forward to connecting with them and hearing about the books they read! @D45YorkCenter – at Lombard, IL
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This made my heart so happy this morning! @D45YorkCenter – at Lombard, IL
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We had the pleasure of meeting the amazing illustrator, Mr. E.B. Lewis last Friday! He had a powerful message for our students on finding their passion and persevering! Thank you, Mr. Lewis. #D45YorkCenter – at Lombard, IL
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Celebrating Spring Reading! Each flower represents a book that a YC Lion read over spring break! So proud! #D45YorkCenter – at Lombard, IL
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Building strong readers one day at a time #D45YorkCenter – at Lombard, IL
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Never. Stop. Reading. Aloud. To. Students. Reading aloud offers the listeners a chance to interact with higher leveling thinking without having to do the heavy lifting of decoding. Some students NEED this! @edutopia
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@edutopia10 Mar 2021
Read-alouds may be just what you need to coax a reluctant reader to embrace literacy. 📚 edutopia.org/article/using-r…
Using Read-Alouds to Improve Older Elementary Students’ Literacy Skills

Using Read-Alouds to Improve Older Elementary Students’ Literacy Skills

A daily read-aloud can help build community and show reluctant readers how to approach a text.

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katemessner@KateMessner3 Feb 2021
Happy World Read Aloud Day! To celebrate, we're sharing a video with twelve amazing authors reading from their new & soon-to-be-published work. katemessner.com/virtual-auth… Thanks to @litworldsays & @Scholastic for bringing us together over stories today! ❤️
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@Scholastic23 Jan 2021
Are you ready for World Read Aloud Day on February 3, 2021? Here’s how to join us: 1.) Snap a photo or video of you reading aloud 2.) Tag @Scholastic and @litworldsays and challenge 3 friends! 3.) Use the hashtag #WorldReadAloudDay & #WRADChallenge
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My favorite part of the holidays...sharing the gift of reading with my students! Can’t wait until they get these! @D45YorkCenter – at River Forest, IL
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@gcouros26 Nov 2020
“What if my ability to feel, listen, and learn has been strengthened during this time? What if? If nothing else, it’s a beautiful thought, and we could all use a few more beautiful thoughts right now.” @Meghan_Lawson buff.ly/3f4fXS1
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There are 5 leading "literacy accelerators" that stand out as most critical for—and effective in—promoting students’ robust literacy outcomes. This Aligned post discusses these accelerators and considers the potential of personalized learning: bit.ly/3jLAb4u #elachat
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@edutopia1 Nov 2020
Educators know that teaching reading comprehension is a difficult and complex endeavor—and one that's certainly not made easier by the need to do it online. These strategies and tools can help. edutopia.org/article/adaptin…
Adapting Reading Comprehension Instruction to Virtual Learning

Adapting Reading Comprehension Instruction to Virtual Learning

In distance learning, teachers can adapt many of the strategies they would use in the classroom to promote reading skills.

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LEADERS!!! Give people permission to OWN THE TIME. When you TRUST them they will fill in the gaps with whatever makes them better. Let them determine WHAT THEY NEED not WHAT YOU THINK THEY NEED. #LeadFromWhereYouAre #1minwalk2work #ImpactTheNarrative #HackingLeadership
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"You don’t need to be a super swift learner. In fact, sometimes you can learn more deeply by going slowly.” ow.ly/mXku50BDOTB
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How to embed a @Flipgrid activity into your @PearDeck presentation: 1⃣Open your 🍐Deck 2⃣On one of your slides, insert a Website Activity 3⃣Use your Flipgrid code as website address 4⃣Ss can record a video on the spot, their screen will split automatically. Quick and easy🤩🤯
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It is extremely important for educators to work on their mental & physical health right now. Whether school is in person or virtual, we are dealing with stress that we have never encountered. Take time for yourself daily/weekly - read, walk, rest, spend time with loved ones.
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@MindShiftKQED7 Sep 2020
There's a growing body of research on the benefits of gratitude. Studies have found that giving thanks and counting blessings can help people sleep better, lower stress and improve interpersonal relationships. ow.ly/EpoM50BgoJV
How Writing Down What You're Thankful For Can Be Good For Mental and Physical Health | KQED

How Writing Down What You're Thankful For Can Be Good For Mental and Physical Health | KQED

A growing body of research shows keeping a log of what you are thankful for can lower stress, help you sleep better, and may even reduce the risk of heart disease. But it's not for everyone.

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6 Classroom Strategies that Work for Generating Student Discussions Online Great ideas to keep classroom discussions rich and rigorous! @MindShiftKQED @742LnT kqed.org/mindshift/56570/6-c…
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