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@biologybird They won’t thank you straight away, but years down the line a few will find you on LinkedIn and send a message saying “Hi Remember me? I was your favorite student” And then you write back and say - is this a thank you or are you now stalking me?

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8 years ago

@Purple_KittyKat So sad.

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8 years ago

@bioteacher16 Good luck with the lesson for tomorrow. What’s the lesson on?

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8 years ago

Why does #scientificLiteracy matter? What happens when our leaders are not clued into science issues that affect society? How do #scienceteachers build trust in science in the classroom?

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8 years ago

@Gemma_Smith4693 Reminds me of a lesson with Year 8 group where I began teaching the topic light first year as newbie teacher). I asked students to name sources of light. After receiving answers like bulbs, sun, candles, TV ... A young lady said in a quiet voice “Jesus.”

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8 years ago

When you show trainee #teachers of #mathematics that they can teach in a different way, this happens... #makingadifference

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8 years ago

Got 4/9 observations done and then the car said “I had it with you!” Now what do I do?

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8 years ago

@kerridenise Eg if she was copying process of digestion ask her to highlight all the names of enzymes in yellow

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8 years ago

@kerridenise Ps you can formatively assess her copying by asking her questions on what she copied. But make it a casual conversation- give her interesting texts to copy. And you can set her oodles of summative assessments depending on what you are looking for.

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8 years ago

@kerridenise Then once you know that this is her preferred method of learning you can experiment with taking the learning up a notch. Consider it as a science experiment:)

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8 years ago

@kerridenise You can’t do this to avtextbook without vandalizing it. But if you create a package and ask her to copy the notes and if she is copying mindlessly then she won’t notice the out of place sentence. But if she is copying thoughtfully then she will.