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Students who see feedback *before* their grade become more proficient learners. 💯
Learn more about the research: edut.to/3S34lDi

ALT Did You Know? Students who see feedback before their grade become more proficient learners, outperforming their peers by a full two-thirds of a letter grade on future assignments. “Systematically delaying the grade release in favor of providing feedback first…may increase students’ engagement with feedback,” the authors of a 2021 study write, and thus give students the time and space to grapple with their strengths and weaknesses. Source: Kuepper-Tetzel & Gardner, 2021. Collage of a student holding a graded assignment, with illustrated comment bubbles on either side.
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Ted Lasso isn’t just a coach; he’s a playbook on leadership.
His infectious positivity and authenticity are a winning formula for any coach.
He reminds us to stay curious, use humor to connect, and always be true to ourselves.
Here are 7 Leadership Lessons from Ted Lasso.
1: BRING POSITIVE ENERGY - Ted is incredibly positive and optimistic, even in adversity. He encourages his team to focus on their strengths and celebrate their successes, no matter how small. TL: "I do love a locker room. It smells like potential."
2: SHOW EMPATHY - Ted is empathetic and takes the time to get to know his players personally. It is all about RELATIONSHIPS with Ted. TL: "Your body is like day-old rice. If it ain't warmed up properly, something real bad could happen."
3: BE AUTHENTIC - Ted is authentic and genuine. He doesn't try to be anyone other than himself. He is honest with his players and colleagues, even when it is difficult. TL: "You know what the happiest animal on Earth is? It's a goldfish. Do you know why? It's got a 10-second memory."
4: USE HUMOR - Ted has a great sense of humor. He uses it to diffuse tension and bring his team together. He doesn't take himself too seriously and encourages his players to have fun and enjoy the game. TL: "It's kind of like back in the '80s when 'bad' meant 'good.'"
5: BE COLLABORATIVE - Ted believes in collaboration and teamwork. He encourages his players to work together. TL: "I promise you there is something worse out there than being sad, and that's being alone and being sad. Ain't no one in this room alone."
6: BE A CONNECTOR - Ted is a connector of people. He understands that a connected team is a winning team. TL: "If you care about someone, and you got a little love in your heart, there ain't nothing you can't get through together."
7: BE CURIOUS! - Ted does not know it all. He does not have all the answers. He does have ALL of the questions. But he is curious! TL: "I feel like we fell out of the lucky tree and hit every branch on the way down, ended up in a pool of cash and Sour Patch Kids."
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Classroom observations can help bring you closer to becoming the best educator you can be, @DrSunainaSharma writes. Here’s how: edut.to/46LXWmj
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Altruistic August - Day 1: Set an intention to be kind to others (and yourself) this month actionforhappiness.org/altru… #AltruisticAugust
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As school begins it’s a good idea to define with students acceptable vs unacceptable use of AI in the classroom. Here’s a great poster with ideas by Miriam Scott scottybreaksitdown.com/ai/
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Create space in your life for activities that restore your energy.
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Making learning accessible for students who are neurodivergent or have physical impairments can help build their confidence.
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To get the best advice, it's better to talk to a few people personally than it is to talk to a lot of people digitally.
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Each Monday, I’m posing one question — to ask yourself, discuss with your team, or answer below.
Today's question:
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Have you heard the new @girlsschools podcast episode 'Girls Need Trusted Adults'? Just what does it take to show up as a “trusted adult” in a girl's life, and what difference might it make to a girl if we did so? buff.ly/3YWAcHp
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Have you checked out the new @OchreEducation unit and lesson plans? Did you know you can also download free templates based on their format? Easily adaptable to suit your classes. 🙌
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Libraries continue to meet the ever-evolving needs of patrons by adapting to the times. Let’s examine seven programs librarians should consider for planning in 2023 and beyond.
blog.pressreader.com/librari…
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3. Design learning experiences to embrace context and problem-solving
You could: Engage students in identifying meaningful and personal problems.
Read the guide: thegist.edu.au/educators/gir…
#TheGiST #GirlsInSTEM #AussieED #STEMEducation #WomenInSTEM
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Sharing and learning from each other's experience is valuable. We teamed up with @OchreEducation to create resources for facilitating group professional learning sessions based on real teacher experiences. 🎥 ow.ly/v54A50MuBI8
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Spacing and retrieval can improve students’ long-term retention of learning. Find out how to improve your students’ learning with our Tried and Tested Spacing and retrieval practice guide: 📖 edresearch.edu.au/resources/…
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Mind blown 🤯 @jmattmiller @HollyClarkEdu @k_shelton's session on #ChatGPT in education at #FETC
Absolutely fascinating conversation - and this is only the beginning!
@FETC #EdTech #EduTwitter
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Pro athletes describe an enthusiasm that drives them to succeed. How can this experience be understood through positive psychology? In this podcast episode, Dr. Duckworth talks zest, flow, and how to perform your best.
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