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Whiteboards are Fun!
I’ve been teaching at my school district for 19 years now, and can honestly say my colleagues are an extension of my family to me. I spend more time with them than I do with many of my actual family members. We share our triumphs and disappointments with each other, which creates a strong bond of love and support. During American Education Week, one fellow teacher in a higher grade than my own…
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Response Chaining
Response chaining is quickly becoming a regularly used technique in my classroom…now that I know what it is! When I first began researching how to use questioning to increase response rates, many of the techniques were ones I already used with my students. These included wait time, calling on students randomly and last’s week’s topic of paired response. However, response chaining was a new one…
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Paired Response
It feels a bit strange to be taking a “snow day” while the sun is shining brightly and there’s nary a snowflake in sight. But that’s exactly what The Reflective Educatoris doing today! Our high school soccer team is playing for the state championship waaaayyy on the other side of the state later today. My district is taking a “snow day” and has cancelled school so we can travel to the big game. I…
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