Student Independence
Collection by Lindsay Lyons | Educator: Curriculum Design + Shared Leadership • Last updated 2 days ago
Helping students be independent learners is critical for college and career readiness. Students will need to be lifelong learners to be able to adapt to a changing job market and world. Check out the board's instructional strategies and free teacher resources with tips for grading and writing lesson plans with differentiation in mind.
Top Tips for Distance Learning This Year
16 Posts to Help You Make the Most of Distance Learning. A curated list of previous posts on distance learning to support teachers in going back to school online. Check out the Time for Teachership blog post for links to 16 posts that include nine #teacherfreebies For more instructional strategies
Top Tips for Distance Learning This Year
16 Posts to Help You Make the Most of Distance Learning. A curated list of previous posts on distance learning to support teachers in going back to school online. Check out the Time for Teachership blog post for links to 16 posts that include nine #teacherfreebies For more instructional strategies
Community Building During Distance Learning
How Can We Build Community At a Distance? What are the activities and tools we can use to get to know our students this year even if we don’t meet in person? For some concrete community building ideas, read the Time for Teachership blog post. For more instructional strategies and teacher tips, sign up for weekly emails at bit.ly/lindsayletter
Listening to Students' Voices
Things I Learned From My Students� Reflections. Using actual feedback from my high school students, I share 3 key ideas for amplifying student engagement,
Listening to Students' Voices
Things I Learned From My Students’ Reflections. Using actual feedback from my high school students, I share 3 key ideas for amplifying student engagement,
Community Building During Distance Learning
How Can We Build Community At a Distance? What are the activities and tools we can use to get to know our students this year even if we don’t meet in person? For some concrete community building ideas, read the Time for Teachership blog post. For more instructional strategies and teacher tips, sign up for weekly emails at bit.ly/lindsayletter
Community Building During Distance Learning
How Can We Build Community At a Distance? What are the activities and tools we can use to get to know our students this year even if we don’t meet in person? For some concrete community building ideas, read the Time for Teachership blog post. For more instructional strategies and teacher tips, sign up for weekly emails at bit.ly/lindsayletter
Listening to Students' Voices
Things I Learned From My Students’ Reflections. Using actual feedback from my high school students, I share 3 key ideas for amplifying student engagement,
Top Tips for Distance Learning This Year
16 Posts to Help You Make the Most of Distance Learning. A curated list of previous posts on distance learning to support teachers in going back to school online. Check out the Time for Teachership blog post for links to 16 posts that include nine #teacherfreebies For more instructional strategies
PBL Rubric
How to Create a Project-Based Rubric. A critical piece of backwards planning, a strong rubric for PBL units is necessary to clarify student expectations and promote equitable grading. To learn more and get a #teacherfreebie, check out the Time for Teachership blog post. For more ideas on curriculum design and how to work for educational equity, sign up for weekly emails at bit.ly/lindsayletter
Virtual Classroom Zoom Games
Here are 8, free, fun ways to play games on Zoom with your students! Happy Zooming Best Teacher ever! . . . #Zoom #zooming #games #familytime #distancelearning #distanceteaching #remotelearning #Virtualteacher #onlinegames #free #zoomclass #classparty #charades #trivia #boggle #bingo #education #school #teacher #elementary #middleschool #highschool #edutech #technologyforkids #iteach #homeschool
Listening to Students' Voices
Things I Learned From My Students’ Reflections. Using actual feedback from my high school students, I share 3 key ideas for amplifying student engagement,
Pick Your Go-To Learning Activities
What are your 4 student-centered protocols? What are protocols? How many should I use? What purposes do they serve? Can I use them during distance learning? Read the Time for Teachership blog post to find out. In it, I also re-share one of my #teacherfreebies on SMART Goal setting. For more ideas on curriculum design
Design Units with a Plan
Unit Arcs Are The Backbone Of Curriculum Design. What is a unit arc? What’s an example of one? Plus, the most common question I get about unit arcs. Read the Time for Teachership blog post to get the answers. In it, I also re-share one of my #teacherfreebies -- a Backwards Planning Template. For more ideas on curriculum design
Student Voice in Curriculum Design
What does it mean to co-construct curricula with students? Lesson planning with students may sound intimidating, but it amplifies student engagement! To learn more