My passion is to learn and my purpose is to teach. I advocate for a coherent learning system where all students are successful in learning, living, and leading.
Missouri, USA
Joined January 2010
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For 25 years, Understanding by Design® has provided a robust curriculum planning framework. Here is the most current suite of UbD resources, including latest books, curriculum design software, on-line learning, consultations, and free articles/podcasts. indd.adobe.com/view/fa8a7825…
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This is a cyclist using his knowledge of physics and aerodynamics to gain a competitive advantage
Michael Guerra unclips from his pedals, lies down on the seat and stretches out his legs to achieve ultimate aerodynamic efficiency.
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"That's my opinion and I'm sticking to it" is a self-limiting way to live. People who never let go of their views never evolve.
Growth is not just about embracing new ideas. It's also about rethinking old ones.
Refusing to change your mind is a decision to stop learning.
Dr. Scott Shellhorn retweeted
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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Don’t worry about tomorrow. Just win today. Then win the next day and the day after that. That’s how you win the future. Day by day.
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Fun icebreaker activity! Get to know your students & help them get to know you! Post includes:
✨Google Slide template
✨Link to a collection of quirky Qs to customize your icebreaker activity
catlintucker.com/2019/08/fun…
#blendedlearning #backtoschool #edchat #edutwitter #icebreaker
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If you want to change your situation you must first change your thoughts. Because if you keep on thinking what you have been thinking you’ll keep on getting what you have been getting.
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The best leaders are also the best followers. They follow a purpose, cause, or belief bigger than themselves.
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Congratulations to Dr. Bob Matthews!! SBU’s latest doctor!! #sbuniv #sbunivedu
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The goal is to feel a part of something, not just play a part in anything.
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Treat people right. Appreciate them, encourage them, support them and make them feel like they matter (because they do). Do this at home, at work, at school, at the store, etc. Do this with people you know and people you don't. Try your best every day to make someone else's day.
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What if we mapped the curriculum around authentic tasks and projects that emphasized what students can DO with their learning? This is just one of the ideas we’ll explore. Hope you can join me.
5/17-Designing and Using Authentic Performance Tasks and Projects to Promote Meaningful Learning and Assess What Matters Most - Presented by Jay McTighe
Click Here to Register: tinyurl.com/mvjrxsxr
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We can only truly be in charge when we are willing to let others take charge.
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Framing the curriculum using Essential Questions has two benefits: 1) Focusing the content on the most important ideas & processes, and 2) Engaging learners in actively "making meaning" of that content. Join me to explore the use of EQs in a 2-hour webinar on April 28.
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Each platform was built specifically for UbD 2.0, allows collaborative unit design, enables easy sharing and updating, and offers viewing and reporting options for managing the overall curriculum. Click links to learn more: toddleapp.com/ubd/ and
eduplanet21.com/curriculum-d…
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In cultures of arrogance, people get rewarded for expressing certainty and conviction. The most confident speaker claims the most status.
In cultures of humility, people are applauded for admitting ignorance and asking questions. The most complex thinker earns the most respect.
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The people you're trying to impress are probably busy trying to impress someone else.
It's called the spotlight effect: the tendency to overestimate how much attention people pay to your appearance and actions.
You're always a protagonist in your story, but rarely in theirs.
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Here is a classic article by Grant Wiggins, How to Make Your Questions Essential. ascd.org/el/articles/how-to-…
... and check out this 6-sided, laminated Quick Reference Guide on DESIGNING and USING ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS from ASCD. shop.ascd.org/PersonifyEbusi…
