#LearnLAP Archive | Participate

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:00 PM EDT

Welcome everyone! I'm Paul Solarz, a 5th grade teacher from Arlington Heights, IL and author of "Learn Like a PIRATE." #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:00 PM EDT

Welcome to Week 2 of the #LearnLAP Book Chat! Please take a moment to introduce yourself to the group (name, title, and where you're from)!

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:00 PM EDT

Tonight is Week 2 of the 6-week #LearnLAP Book Study and focuses on Chapter 3: Peer Collaboration. Tonight's questions:

participatechat Jul 3 @ 8:00 PM EDT

Participate in the upcoming #LearnLAP by sharing resources and collaborating at https://t.co/wgRYlrTGON

hoppytoteach Jul 3 @ 8:00 PM EDT

Mary checkin' in from Colorado Springs. I'm a #pbl teacher, K-5. #LearnLAP is so up my alley! Ready to learn from others again this week.

theedpodcast Jul 3 @ 8:01 PM EDT

#LearnLAP Shane from AB Canada. Teacher of Drama, computers and Film studies. Also a dedicated education podcaster.

rice_julie Jul 3 @ 8:01 PM EDT

Julie from St. Louis! Culinary/FACS HS teacher. Missed last week while on vacation but excited to be here. #LearnLAP

Hahne_KingEle Jul 3 @ 8:01 PM EDT

Good evening y'all! Happy to chat tonight! #learnlap

TrishKing6 Jul 3 @ 8:01 PM EDT

Hi, I'm Trish and I teach 6th grade Global Cultures & coordinate community partnerships in Chattanooga, TN #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:00 PM EDT

Welcome to Week 2 of the #LearnLAP Book Chat! Please take a moment to introduce yourself to the group (name, title, and where you're from)!

RewardingEdu Jul 3 @ 8:01 PM EDT

Robert here from Los Angeles. Hey, #LearnLAP, check out my new @Edutopia article on the power of edchats. https://t.co/gyZ2QzfuMv

MrsC3G Jul 3 @ 8:01 PM EDT

Katie - 3rd grade teacher coming at you live from family camping in IL #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:02 PM EDT

If you don't already have a copy of "Learn Like a PIRATE" yet, it's available at B&N and on Amazon here: https://t.co/AeHEOqH3fb #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:02 PM EDT

Don't forget the #LearnLAP companion website as you read for blog posts, videos & photos that support the reading: https://t.co/n5th7TtUmv

kylelaurie Jul 3 @ 8:02 PM EDT

Steve from Canandaigua, NY. Primary/Elementary tech Integrator #LearnLAP

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:02 PM EDT

Hey guys! Stella from KY here! I technically teach 7th Grade Science but I like to think I also teach about life! 😊 ready 2 learn #learnlap

KarasKrew Jul 3 @ 8:02 PM EDT

Hi all! Kara - 1st grade teacher from MN! #LearnLAP

barberchicago Jul 3 @ 8:02 PM EDT

Lorie from Lisle, IL, 5th grade T #LearnLAP

HelenWilt Jul 3 @ 8:02 PM EDT

Helen from Houston, 4th gr #LearnLAP

Clymer_Edu Jul 3 @ 8:02 PM EDT

Hello #LearnLAP Justin from the Jersey Shore - Aspiring School Administrator

Ryan7Read Jul 3 @ 8:02 PM EDT

Ryan from IL, #STEAM teacher, dealing with a bit of a cold today. #LearnLAP

juliethorp Jul 3 @ 8:03 PM EDT

Julie Thorp from Forest Hills in Cincinnati, OH. Teacher Leader. #LearnLAP

egchapma Jul 3 @ 8:03 PM EDT

Elizabeth, 4th G T from NC joining the #LearnLAP crew!

theMrOlson Jul 3 @ 8:03 PM EDT

Mike from MN joining from the lake tonight. #learnlap

mandy_teacher Jul 3 @ 8:03 PM EDT

Amanda from #growmaury TN! Excited to join as I just finished this book last week! #LearnLAP

Peterson6412 Jul 3 @ 8:03 PM EDT

Hi there!! Theresa Peterson Citrus Grove Elem. 2nd grade teacher Deland Fl #LearnLAP

Kelli_McCoy_ Jul 3 @ 8:03 PM EDT

Kelli, 4th grade math&writing from Aledo, Texas - where I've been standing in a garage in 95 degree heat painting! Get it done! #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:04 PM EDT

Well if you're all ready, let's get started! QUESTION 1 coming up in one minute! #LearnLAP

Ryan7Read Jul 3 @ 8:04 PM EDT

Thanks. Hit me out of nowhere today. #LearnLAP

In reply to @Stella_Pollard

MrsHaleySchafer Jul 3 @ 8:04 PM EDT

Haley Schafer 3rd Grade Teacher MexMO #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:00 PM EDT

Welcome to Week 2 of the #LearnLAP Book Chat! Please take a moment to introduce yourself to the group (name, title, and where you're from)!

tracy_zalud Jul 3 @ 8:04 PM EDT

Hi everyone! Tracy, 3rd grade gifted cluster teacher from Oswego, IL. #LearnLAP

DayCatherineM Jul 3 @ 8:04 PM EDT

Yes you are!! ^5 #LearnLAP

In reply to @Ryan7Read

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:05 PM EDT

QUESTION 1: What is the purpose of giving students the power to interrupt the class when necessary? Have you tried this? Will you? #LearnLAP

juliethorp Jul 3 @ 8:05 PM EDT

Joining in from my hammock 😊#LearnLAP

docvs1 Jul 3 @ 8:05 PM EDT

ESE lead teacher title I all Boys middle school tampa FL #learnLAP

DayCatherineM Jul 3 @ 8:05 PM EDT

Hi there. Catherine from PA #LearnLAP

AnnickRauch Jul 3 @ 8:05 PM EDT

Hi all!! Annick from Winnipeg! I'll be teaching gr 1/2 French immersion next year in a brand new school! :) #LearnLAP

Ryan7Read Jul 3 @ 8:05 PM EDT

A1: Gives them a voice, they aren't just drones in seats following recipes. Done it many times, have to show when and when not to. #LearnLAP

Stanton_Lit Jul 3 @ 8:05 PM EDT

Misty here for #LearnLAP in Georgia teaching 6th ELA

mjjohnson1216 Jul 3 @ 8:06 PM EDT

Evening #LEARNlap Meredith joining from Florida

Julie_Cobb Jul 3 @ 8:06 PM EDT

Hi all! Julie here from Ark. Excited to #LearnLAP this evening.

rice_julie Jul 3 @ 8:06 PM EDT

A1: I’m excited to try this with HS Ss. Sounds very empowering! #LearnLAP

Clymer_Edu Jul 3 @ 8:06 PM EDT

A1: Allowing students more control and investment into their classroom. I admit, I have not fully embraced this. #learnlap

KWilsonteach80 Jul 3 @ 8:06 PM EDT

Joining from Bentonville, Arkansas formally Kindergarten and teaching Second grade next year. #LearnLAP

egchapma Jul 3 @ 8:06 PM EDT

A1: Empowers Ss to take ownership of their learning & classroom; provides leadership opportunities #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:05 PM EDT

QUESTION 1: What is the purpose of giving students the power to interrupt the class when necessary? Have you tried this? Will you? #LearnLAP

MrPoynter Jul 3 @ 8:06 PM EDT

Chris Poynter, Ohio, MS AP #LearnLAP

barberchicago Jul 3 @ 8:07 PM EDT

A1: Gives Ss power & ownership to know they can lead, make decisions, solve problems. No longer just the responsibility of the T. #LearnLAP

KarasKrew Jul 3 @ 8:07 PM EDT

A2: Ss need to know they have a voice and what they say is valued. #LearnLAP

juliethorp Jul 3 @ 8:07 PM EDT

A1: To create an environment in which Ss know they are valued, to empower, to help them learn to take risks, to help them lead...#LearnLAP

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:07 PM EDT

A1: HECKyes! Sometimes the best learning comes from those unscheduled brain pops or random Qs. Too random goes in our parking lot. #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:05 PM EDT

QUESTION 1: What is the purpose of giving students the power to interrupt the class when necessary? Have you tried this? Will you? #LearnLAP

AnnickRauch Jul 3 @ 8:07 PM EDT

A1: LOVE give me 5s. My students also love them and it definitely develops amazing leadership skills, even for the most timid Ss #LearnLAP

MrsC3G Jul 3 @ 8:07 PM EDT

A1: Ownership.Teaches Ss to be aware of what is valuable to themselves but also others. Each person is responsible for the whole #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:05 PM EDT

QUESTION 1: What is the purpose of giving students the power to interrupt the class when necessary? Have you tried this? Will you? #LearnLAP

HelenWilt Jul 3 @ 8:07 PM EDT

A1 Yes, gave my Ss power to get class attention using call backs. Gives them ownership. They would get class quiet too! Best year #LearnLAP

DayCatherineM Jul 3 @ 8:07 PM EDT

A1: Ss may have a great thought they want to interject atm. Allows others to build on that Ss thought #LearnLAP

In reply to @PaulSolarz

SoperWritings Jul 3 @ 8:07 PM EDT

A1 - If something is happening in a class that can't be interrupted by a S's authentic, real-time feedback, it better be epic... #learnlap

JoanneDuford Jul 3 @ 8:07 PM EDT

Joanne from MI, 1st year teacher, SED teacher K-8 New Bedford Academy #LearnLAP

BeckettHaight Jul 3 @ 8:07 PM EDT

#learnlap What's up from the middle of Oregon!

TrishKing6 Jul 3 @ 8:07 PM EDT

A1: It gives Ss power to use their voice & conveys your trust in them. I haven't but look forward to trying w/clear expectations #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:05 PM EDT

QUESTION 1: What is the purpose of giving students the power to interrupt the class when necessary? Have you tried this? Will you? #LearnLAP

Stanton_Lit Jul 3 @ 8:07 PM EDT

A1: I have my own form of "Give Me Five" I just say "Back on Me" to get Ss attention but I am excited to allow Ss to do the same. #LearnLAP

mandy_teacher Jul 3 @ 8:08 PM EDT

A1: when kids realize their voice matters, they'll work harder. I am pumped to implement Give Me Five with my Kinders! #LearnLAP

Kelli_McCoy_ Jul 3 @ 8:08 PM EDT

A1: Purpose - more learning for more Ss! I have NOT tried it, but intend to introduce it early on next year! #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:05 PM EDT

QUESTION 1: What is the purpose of giving students the power to interrupt the class when necessary? Have you tried this? Will you? #LearnLAP

MrPoynter Jul 3 @ 8:08 PM EDT

A1: Giving Ss power to interrupt puts them in control of the pace & scope of their learning & scaffolds ⬆️ personal confidence. #LearnLAP

BeckettHaight Jul 3 @ 8:08 PM EDT

A1: I do this implicitly but need to make it more explicit #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:09 PM EDT

Want to join the "Learn Like a PIRATE" #SlowChat on Facebook? Same questions, all week to answer them! https://t.co/VolmqAB0GA #LearnLAP

Stanton_Lit Jul 3 @ 8:09 PM EDT

A1: My Ss have the option to interrupt but I love the "Give me Five" because it gives all Ss an equal voice in a safe environment. #LearnLAP

artFling Jul 3 @ 8:09 PM EDT

Art, ms teaching in Texas, here to learn! #learnlap

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:09 PM EDT

A1b. I agree with a lot of you! Ss aren't robots, let them learn in their own unique ways. #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:09 PM EDT

#LearnLAP

In reply to @KWilsonteach80

juliethorp Jul 3 @ 8:09 PM EDT

A1: Have not tried "Give Me Five" specifically but I am looking forward to it, but having a room that allows "voice" occurs. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:09 PM EDT

#LearnLAP

KWilsonteach80 Jul 3 @ 8:09 PM EDT

I like students having power to interrupt. This is an excellent way for students to collaborate and share great ideas!
In reply to @PaulSolarz

barberchicago Jul 3 @ 8:09 PM EDT

I agree! The ownership makes their environment more authentic —> makes them want to work harder because it’s theirs. #LearnLAP

mandy_teacher Jul 3 @ 8:08 PM EDT

A1: when kids realize their voice matters, they'll work harder. I am pumped to implement Give Me Five with my Kinders! #LearnLAP

theedpodcast Jul 3 @ 8:09 PM EDT

#LearnLAP A1: S's need to know that the learning environment is theirs. Agency does that.

Julie_Cobb Jul 3 @ 8:09 PM EDT

A1: Purpose, to provide Ss to manage the flow of learning and info that they are involved with. Not tried it, don't have own class #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:05 PM EDT

QUESTION 1: What is the purpose of giving students the power to interrupt the class when necessary? Have you tried this? Will you? #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:10 PM EDT

A1 - Excerpt from "Learn Like a PIRATE." "Give Me Five!" #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:10 PM EDT

A1: My kiddos interrupt the class for many important reasons! Here are over 20 reasons my Ss came up with! https://t.co/9rdUUt8qmF #LearnLAP

mike2016miller Jul 3 @ 8:10 PM EDT

A1: Gives Ss an opportunity to have voice at any time. Could correct something we missed or share an important perspective! #LearnLAP

massignmenthelp Jul 3 @ 8:10 PM EDT

8 Best Online Courses to Master Data Science https://t.co/8nCU0diGZK #LEARNLap #masspchat

AssignmentHelpN Jul 3 @ 8:10 PM EDT

7 Productive Activities to Make the Best use of Summer Vacations https://t.co/7IWgJiMM2a #LEARNLap #masspchat

docvs1 Jul 3 @ 8:10 PM EDT

sorry I had to change computers, technology not cooperating tonight #learnlap

JoanneDuford Jul 3 @ 8:10 PM EDT

A1: I've seen this in action during substitute teaching, Ss asked Qs or redirected peers, it was wonderful #LearnLAP

Hahne_KingEle Jul 3 @ 8:10 PM EDT

A1 the purpose is to provide a student-centered classroom that has lots of hands on, PBL, & memory making experiences to build on #learnlap

kylelaurie Jul 3 @ 8:10 PM EDT

A1: If we want students to be in charge of their learning, giving them this option is part of it. #LearnLAP

Leighanne_geib Jul 3 @ 8:10 PM EDT

A1: I love having Ss input. Giving them "power" means giving them more control over their learning. It's an intimate thing. #LearnLAP

In reply to @PaulSolarz

Julie_Cobb Jul 3 @ 8:10 PM EDT

Taking risks! That is so true, its a risk to raise your hand w/peers no matter the reason.#LearnLAP

juliethorp Jul 3 @ 8:07 PM EDT

A1: To create an environment in which Ss know they are valued, to empower, to help them learn to take risks, to help them lead...#LearnLAP

mjjohnson1216 Jul 3 @ 8:10 PM EDT

A1. Interrupting so that it is done respectfully - waiting a few minutes requires patience which is also good for Ss to learn #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:11 PM EDT

Reading "Learn Like a PIRATE" & want to connect w/others at your grade level? Add your name to the #LearnLAP PLN: https://t.co/yqOsvP7qVV

KWilsonteach80 Jul 3 @ 8:11 PM EDT

A1:I have tried this in small form. I would like to try it on a grand scale. #LearnLAP

DayCatherineM Jul 3 @ 8:11 PM EDT

Nice! #LearnLAP

In reply to @Stanton_Lit

BeckettHaight Jul 3 @ 8:11 PM EDT

Start em young. Build the confidence! #learnlap

In reply to @mandy_teacher

theMrOlson Jul 3 @ 8:11 PM EDT

A1- Ss can be "taught" leadership skills, but "Give me 5" empowers them to use and strengthen those skills. #learnlap

mjjohnson1216 Jul 3 @ 8:11 PM EDT

A1 Detested having to wait to have a question answered. I needed to know right away so my mind could be free to continue listening #LEARNlap

Stanton_Lit Jul 3 @ 8:11 PM EDT

Yes, I love when a Ss interrupts with a connection they have made that I would have never thought of. #LearnLAP

In reply to @mike2016miller

AnnickRauch Jul 3 @ 8:11 PM EDT

Yes, I love how it also incorporates passive leadership - knowing when it step back, knowing when to listen... #LearnLAP

In reply to @mjjohnson1216

Leighanne_geib Jul 3 @ 8:11 PM EDT

Absolutely, @mjjohnson1216 - I teach special education, HS level, this also helps incorporate social skills instruction. #LearnLAP

In reply to @mjjohnson1216, @mjjohnson1216

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:12 PM EDT

QUESTION 2: Why is it important for teachers to make a conscious effort to provide opportunities for students to lead the class? #LearnLAP

tracy_zalud Jul 3 @ 8:12 PM EDT

A1: It shifts the power away from the teacher and gives it to the students. It's also how we communicate in the real world. #LearnLAP

artFling Jul 3 @ 8:12 PM EDT

A1 - The purpose of interrupting - to get a question rolling, to share an aha... #learnlap

MrJSellen Jul 3 @ 8:12 PM EDT

Joe in WI jumping in &I out. A1: Yes: Sometimes the best learning and discussion comes from a student generated "interruption." #LearnLAP

TrishKing6 Jul 3 @ 8:12 PM EDT

I really like the variety of reasons! I've always let them call for a silent 5 when needed but look forward to adding this too #LearnLap

In reply to @PaulSolarz

spiraledu Jul 3 @ 8:12 PM EDT

I need a parking lot! I love my "peanut gallery" because it give me real time feedback into what they are thinking #learnlap hate quiet!

In reply to @Stella_Pollard

Leighanne_geib Jul 3 @ 8:12 PM EDT

I always remind myself that some of the best moments of my life started with an uncomfortable feeling. Take a risk! #LearnLAP

In reply to @Julie_Cobb

mikeplourde1 Jul 3 @ 8:12 PM EDT

A1 Ss often know who is doing well and who is not. The "give me 5" gives them the opportunity to support their classmates. #LearnLAP

AJJones2013 Jul 3 @ 8:12 PM EDT

Amy Jo Jones- 2nd grade teacher, Maddux Elementary Cincy OH! Jumping on inbetween our local parade & fireworks! #learnlap

Peterson6412 Jul 3 @ 8:12 PM EDT

A1:The whole idea of interrupting is so the sdts can share their aha moments and questions to the class in a safe way. Y will try.#LearnLAP

rice_julie Jul 3 @ 8:13 PM EDT

A2: When they lead they are engaged! #LearnLAP

MrsHaleySchafer Jul 3 @ 8:13 PM EDT

A1. Ss are given the chances to further lrning by asking questions and making connections. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:05 PM EDT

QUESTION 1: What is the purpose of giving students the power to interrupt the class when necessary? Have you tried this? Will you? #LearnLAP

hoppytoteach Jul 3 @ 8:13 PM EDT

A1: I would much rather have Ss interrupting with purpose than interrupting for attention in other (negative) ways! #LearnLAP

theedpodcast Jul 3 @ 8:13 PM EDT

#LearnLAP A2: providing S's opps to lead helps them become leaders. If we just lecture, we train them to be passive info buckets.

docvs1 Jul 3 @ 8:13 PM EDT

If you haven't read the book yet, it is a must read. Here's my review: https://t.co/DI23ozD1rP #LearnLap

cathylw2 Jul 3 @ 8:13 PM EDT

#LearnLAP Hello all! Cathy from Calgary. GT science teacher. So important for students to be empowered regarding their own learning.

MLRing100 Jul 3 @ 8:14 PM EDT

Letting S's interrupt gives ownership, let's me know if I'm moving too fast/slow & let's S's know we are learning together #LearnLAP

MrJSellen Jul 3 @ 8:14 PM EDT

And that is a great/important skill to have when working with others towards a common goal. Real life application #LearnLAP

AnnickRauch Jul 3 @ 8:11 PM EDT

Yes, I love how it also incorporates passive leadership - knowing when it step back, knowing when to listen... #LearnLAP
In reply to @mjjohnson1216

egchapma Jul 3 @ 8:14 PM EDT

Yes! And give them plenty of opportunities over time to practice these important skills :) #LearnLAP

BeckettHaight Jul 3 @ 8:11 PM EDT

Start em young. Build the confidence! #learnlap
In reply to @mandy_teacher

BeckettHaight Jul 3 @ 8:14 PM EDT

A2: It taps into the Freirian concept of a two way street. No more "banking" education #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:15 PM EDT

A2: If my students didn't do the following classroom jobs, I'd have to! Student leadership helps teachers! https://t.co/69XulmQycj #LearnLAP

SoperWritings Jul 3 @ 8:15 PM EDT

A2 - putting Ss in charge of their own learning fosters authentic insights and a felt need to grow https://t.co/nf7WnFPXvO #learnlap

KWilsonteach80 Jul 3 @ 8:15 PM EDT

A2: Some students will surprise you when put in a leadership role. I think they make better connections. #LearnLAP

KarasKrew Jul 3 @ 8:15 PM EDT

A2: When a student can teach others, you know they understand! #LearnLAP

spiraledu Jul 3 @ 8:15 PM EDT

I try to have a space during my morning meeting where we can just wonder. I'll sometimes have a prompt but I 💌 those aha moments #learnlap

In reply to @Peterson6412

Julie_Cobb Jul 3 @ 8:15 PM EDT

A2: Authentic practice of any skill makes Ss better. To be a leader someday requires opportunity to practice, where it is safe. #LearnLAP

barberchicago Jul 3 @ 8:15 PM EDT

A2: There will be so many opportunities for leadership throughout Ss’ lives; Start ‘em young so they get the practice! #LearnLAP

docvs1 Jul 3 @ 8:15 PM EDT

Students need 2 learn 2 lead; gives confidence & ownership, shows T belief in them #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:12 PM EDT

QUESTION 2: Why is it important for teachers to make a conscious effort to provide opportunities for students to lead the class? #LearnLAP

mike2016miller Jul 3 @ 8:15 PM EDT

A2: More opportunities to lead makes student leadership more authentic. Important to not overlook passive leadership opportunities #LearnLAP

Leighanne_geib Jul 3 @ 8:15 PM EDT

A2: #LearnLAP We need to "raise" our Ss so that when they leave us they'll be able to stand on their own feet with confidence.

In reply to @PaulSolarz

Stanton_Lit Jul 3 @ 8:15 PM EDT

A2: OWNERSHIP! Ss lead the class, lead the learning and have ownership in the community of learners they are creating. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:12 PM EDT

QUESTION 2: Why is it important for teachers to make a conscious effort to provide opportunities for students to lead the class? #LearnLAP

cathylw2 Jul 3 @ 8:15 PM EDT

#LearnLAP Yes! Learning together.

MLRing100 Jul 3 @ 8:14 PM EDT

Letting S's interrupt gives ownership, let's me know if I'm moving too fast/slow & let's S's know we are learning together #LearnLAP

MrsC3G Jul 3 @ 8:15 PM EDT

In a word - empowerment!! Kids should be in the driver's seat of their education. Leadership is a life skill they will need always #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:12 PM EDT

QUESTION 2: Why is it important for teachers to make a conscious effort to provide opportunities for students to lead the class? #LearnLAP

iowajonhuebner Jul 3 @ 8:15 PM EDT

Hello everyone, Jon a 5th grade teacher from Iowa joining a bit late tonight. Happy 4th everyone! #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:16 PM EDT

A2: My Ss do so many things that can't be identified ahead of time! Their leadership improves awareness! https://t.co/6J6xLY9PEQ #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:16 PM EDT

#LearnLAP

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:13 PM EDT

A2: because our Ss are becoming leaders. We have to prepare them for the future and they must be confident to excel in this world. #leadlap

Ryan7Read Jul 3 @ 8:16 PM EDT

A2: Ss want to lead a lesson to show what they have and want to show others & find new ways themselves. #LearnLAP

egchapma Jul 3 @ 8:16 PM EDT

A2: It's a way for Ss to learn these important skills over time with lots of practice in a supportive environment. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:12 PM EDT

QUESTION 2: Why is it important for teachers to make a conscious effort to provide opportunities for students to lead the class? #LearnLAP

tracy_zalud Jul 3 @ 8:16 PM EDT

Q2: Allowing students to lead, not only helps them grow, but helps the teacher grow as well. This was an important lesson for me. #LearnLAP

RewardingEdu Jul 3 @ 8:16 PM EDT

A2 Student leadership takes many forms: service, assistance, collaboration, celebration. The positive interaction is what counts. #LearnLAP

SoperWritings Jul 3 @ 8:16 PM EDT

A2b - Why stop at class? Put Ss in charge of other areas of their learning journey like conferences! https://t.co/Ug6ze8mOwK #learnlap

Leighanne_geib Jul 3 @ 8:16 PM EDT

A2 #LearnLAP Especially in today's world, we need to show what it means to be a good leader, we need to model & practice those social skills

In reply to @PaulSolarz

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:17 PM EDT

A2 - Excerpt from "Learn Like a PIRATE." "Opportunities for Students to Lead" #LearnLAP

kylelaurie Jul 3 @ 8:17 PM EDT

A2: Can use SMART amp to have Ss create, then share to the class. Great collaborative tool!@SMART_Tech #LearnLAP

MrPoynter Jul 3 @ 8:17 PM EDT

A2: Ss leadership opportunities create ownership of learning, social expedites & community resources. #LearnLAP

egchapma Jul 3 @ 8:17 PM EDT

Neat! Never heard of this :) #learnlap

In reply to @TrishKing6, @PaulSolarz

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:17 PM EDT

#learnlap parking lot

MrsHaleySchafer Jul 3 @ 8:17 PM EDT

A2. With control being passed to the S the learning and engagement is also being passed to the S. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:12 PM EDT

QUESTION 2: Why is it important for teachers to make a conscious effort to provide opportunities for students to lead the class? #LearnLAP

MsDelarosa06 Jul 3 @ 8:17 PM EDT

Fran from Pasadena CA. Sorry to be late #LearnLap

artFling Jul 3 @ 8:17 PM EDT

A2 - By calling on everyone for one. Any time a S has the floor, they are leading the discussion. #learnlap

TrishKing6 Jul 3 @ 8:17 PM EDT

A2. To give the opportunity to try new things & see leadership takes many forms - increased engagement, owenership & motivation. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:12 PM EDT

QUESTION 2: Why is it important for teachers to make a conscious effort to provide opportunities for students to lead the class? #LearnLAP

theMrOlson Jul 3 @ 8:17 PM EDT

A2- Ss that have developed strong leadership skills will be more resistant to negative peer pressure. #learnlap

Julie_Cobb Jul 3 @ 8:17 PM EDT

The 1 doing the work is doing the learning! #LearnLAP

tracy_zalud Jul 3 @ 8:16 PM EDT

Q2: Allowing students to lead, not only helps them grow, but helps the teacher grow as well. This was an important lesson for me. #LearnLAP

mandy_teacher Jul 3 @ 8:17 PM EDT

A2: I agree with what you guys already said!! Also I think they have so much to bring to the class, learning and to me! #LearnLAP

Stanton_Lit Jul 3 @ 8:17 PM EDT

A2: I hear in remediation that "I wanted to ask in class but I was afraid" Ss being leaders of their own learning would help this #LearnLAP

iowajonhuebner Jul 3 @ 8:17 PM EDT

A1.It gives students the power to share those wonderful "ah ha" moments. They need to be able to communicate and share learning. #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:18 PM EDT

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Kelli_McCoy_ Jul 3 @ 8:18 PM EDT

A2: If Ts don't make conscious effort, it won't happen. Our job is to produce leaders & they have to practice to learn. #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:12 PM EDT

QUESTION 2: Why is it important for teachers to make a conscious effort to provide opportunities for students to lead the class? #LearnLAP

Hahne_KingEle Jul 3 @ 8:18 PM EDT

A2 Leading in life at something is a life skill. Lots of practice, modeling, and release of power to enrich Ss experiences #learnlap

mjjohnson1216 Jul 3 @ 8:18 PM EDT

A2. How else will they begin to master the strategies mentioned in the graphic below? Osmosis? #LearnLap

hoppytoteach Jul 3 @ 8:18 PM EDT

A2: Ts must be intentional in all we do. Few Ss will lead naturally! Their input & ideas keep us on our toes. Iron sharpens iron! #LearnLAP

AnnickRauch Jul 3 @ 8:18 PM EDT

A2: We want Ss to be independent lifelong learners, being able to lead is crucial. They need to develop this essential skill #LearnLAP

AJJones2013 Jul 3 @ 8:18 PM EDT

A2: Students feel more involved in their own learning & growth when they help lead & take risks to better themselves! #learnlap

mikeplourde1 Jul 3 @ 8:18 PM EDT

A2 Love when Ss have chances to lead. Engagement is and retention improve. I want more leaders in the student body! #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:19 PM EDT

QUESTION 3: Leadership comes in many forms. How do you (or can you) encourage active AND passive leadership in your classroom? #LearnLAP

barberchicago Jul 3 @ 8:19 PM EDT

Plus, Ss could see that if one had a question, several more were prob. wondering, too! #LearnLAP

Stanton_Lit Jul 3 @ 8:17 PM EDT

A2: I hear in remediation that "I wanted to ask in class but I was afraid" Ss being leaders of their own learning would help this #LearnLAP

artFling Jul 3 @ 8:19 PM EDT

A2 - Also, we give leadership opps within a group. Everyone gets a chance to choose. #learnlap

MrJSellen Jul 3 @ 8:19 PM EDT

A2: S leadership can taken many forms. Assigning responsibilities in group work & establishing ground rules 4 discussion is a key #LearnLAP

DayCatherineM Jul 3 @ 8:19 PM EDT

A2: It provides leadership opportunities as well as collaborative ones.Peer teaching carries huge impact #LearnLAP

In reply to @TrishKing6

Julie_Cobb Jul 3 @ 8:20 PM EDT

So true! When they are more involved they OWN it! Its much more important than what they have no authentic stake in. #LearnLAP

AJJones2013 Jul 3 @ 8:18 PM EDT

A2: Students feel more involved in their own learning & growth when they help lead & take risks to better themselves! #learnlap

Holtclass Jul 3 @ 8:20 PM EDT

Joining briefly from Hilton Head- Katie Holt #learnLAP

juliethorp Jul 3 @ 8:20 PM EDT

A2: Without opportunity they are only "oberserving". We truly learn by doing, so allowing opportunities to lead is essential. #LearnLAP

egchapma Jul 3 @ 8:20 PM EDT

I found this out as well! Which is why I think every S should be given the opportunity :) They will surprise you! #LearnLAP

In reply to @KWilsonteach80

theMrOlson Jul 3 @ 8:20 PM EDT

A2- Buddying Ss up with younger grade levels is a great way to provide practice in being a leader and role model. #learnlap

MsDelarosa06 Jul 3 @ 8:20 PM EDT

A2. Leading class gives Ss a feeling of accomplishment & allows them to gain confidence. They will need the skill in real world. #LearnLap

Stanton_Lit Jul 3 @ 8:20 PM EDT

I always tell them to ask because your peers will thank you for asking their question. #LearnLAP

In reply to @barberchicago

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:20 PM EDT

A3: I think modeling that leadership for them is the best way! Take the time to explain what leadership is and how leaders act. #LearnLAP

In reply to @PaulSolarz

DayCatherineM Jul 3 @ 8:20 PM EDT

Ss also learn about classmates and, in turn,empathy and differing viewpoints.Makes them consider all info prior to decision making #LearnLAP

In reply to @Kelli_McCoy_

docvs1 Jul 3 @ 8:21 PM EDT

Be very careful not to rescue them, give them jobs #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:19 PM EDT

QUESTION 3: Leadership comes in many forms. How do you (or can you) encourage active AND passive leadership in your classroom? #LearnLAP

BeckettHaight Jul 3 @ 8:21 PM EDT

A3: Direct instruction/modeling... Fishbowl! #learnlap

AnnickRauch Jul 3 @ 8:21 PM EDT

A3: We made social stories to explain the difference between active and passive leadership. We refereed back to them often. #LearnLAP

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:21 PM EDT

My virtual parking lot is a #padlet though! #learnlap

In reply to @KarasKrew

iowajonhuebner Jul 3 @ 8:21 PM EDT

A2. Giving just one or two opportunities only allows a select few chances to lead. More opportunities give everyone chances #learnlap

teachcaudill Jul 3 @ 8:21 PM EDT

A2) if we constantly want Ss to take leadership roles but won't let them lead the class, then what are we doing? #learnlap

In reply to @PaulSolarz

cathylw2 Jul 3 @ 8:21 PM EDT

#LearnLAP Make process, and reflection on it, equally or more important than product, and consistently reinforce.

KWilsonteach80 Jul 3 @ 8:21 PM EDT

This part of the chapter reminded me of another book I read this spring Question for Classroom Discussion. #LearnLAP

Ryan7Read Jul 3 @ 8:21 PM EDT

A3: I love doing the @padlet board questions. What do Ss question? How can they answer them? How would they do it? #LearnLAP

MeganMadlon Jul 3 @ 8:21 PM EDT

A1: The power to interject respectfully allows students to push discussion forward and feel confident and involved in material. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:05 PM EDT

QUESTION 1: What is the purpose of giving students the power to interrupt the class when necessary? Have you tried this? Will you? #LearnLAP

froehlichm Jul 3 @ 8:21 PM EDT

Saw #learnlap come up & couldn't miss a chat with @PaulSolarz moderating! Mandy Froehlich - Dir of Innovation & Tech - Wisconsin

eickmann_ Jul 3 @ 8:21 PM EDT

A3: My SS knew to ask certain students how to do Tech tasks i.e. embed a videos in a google slideshow. #LearnLAP

mandy_teacher Jul 3 @ 8:22 PM EDT

A3: always encourage when one wants to lead. If it doesn't go as planned, it's a teachable moment. #leadbyexample #LearnLAP

Stanton_Lit Jul 3 @ 8:22 PM EDT

I teach the same ELA lesson 4X a day. I learn what works best from previous classes and my Ss in last class benefit. #LearnLAP

In reply to @tracy_zalud

SoperWritings Jul 3 @ 8:22 PM EDT

A3 - Ss sign up on a board as "experts" in various skills & content - other Ss then can go to them for help and troubleshooting #learnlap

MrsHaleySchafer Jul 3 @ 8:22 PM EDT

A3. Encourage Ss to be problem solvers, to take care of the issue on their own. #learnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:19 PM EDT

QUESTION 3: Leadership comes in many forms. How do you (or can you) encourage active AND passive leadership in your classroom? #LearnLAP

MrsC3G Jul 3 @ 8:22 PM EDT

I think this can/should happen naturally as situations unfold that require both kinds of leaders. Repeat as often as needed! #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:19 PM EDT

QUESTION 3: Leadership comes in many forms. How do you (or can you) encourage active AND passive leadership in your classroom? #LearnLAP

theMrOlson Jul 3 @ 8:22 PM EDT

A3- Using this language and teaching the difference is my plan. A day in any classroom is packed with opportunities to practice. #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:19 PM EDT

QUESTION 3: Leadership comes in many forms. How do you (or can you) encourage active AND passive leadership in your classroom? #LearnLAP

MrsHaleySchafer Jul 3 @ 8:22 PM EDT

A3. Also encouraging Ss to lead by example. Make choices that should be followed. #learnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:19 PM EDT

QUESTION 3: Leadership comes in many forms. How do you (or can you) encourage active AND passive leadership in your classroom? #LearnLAP

teachcaudill Jul 3 @ 8:22 PM EDT

A3) some are active & vocal. Others are quiet leaders. They lead by example. Encourage their strengths. #learnlap

In reply to @PaulSolarz

cathylw2 Jul 3 @ 8:22 PM EDT

#LearnLAP Aargh! A3! (Still can't get used to including the answer number. Sigh!).

cathylw2 Jul 3 @ 8:21 PM EDT

#LearnLAP Make process, and reflection on it, equally or more important than product, and consistently reinforce.

egchapma Jul 3 @ 8:22 PM EDT

Yes Katie! They will need leadership skills & will be more empathetic after having practiced themselves. #LearnLAP

In reply to @MrsC3G

DayCatherineM Jul 3 @ 8:22 PM EDT

That's a great subject. Maybe I should switch mine LOL #LearnLAP

In reply to @Leighanne_geib, @TrishKing6

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:23 PM EDT

A3: I teach mini-lessons & lead classroom meetings that encourage active & passive leadership. Here's one: https://t.co/2M3RT4uL1d #LearnLAP

Leighanne_geib Jul 3 @ 8:23 PM EDT

A3: #LearnLAP We actually have the talk about power struggle, egos, independence, etc... it serves a foundational purpose.

In reply to @PaulSolarz

Julie_Cobb Jul 3 @ 8:23 PM EDT

A3 Provide specific oppotunities & encourage Ss to seek more opportunities. Remind Ss not to wait to be assigned a task or role. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:19 PM EDT

QUESTION 3: Leadership comes in many forms. How do you (or can you) encourage active AND passive leadership in your classroom? #LearnLAP

Kelli_McCoy_ Jul 3 @ 8:23 PM EDT

A3: Modeling: warm up engineer/closer are in charge&leading the way I have modeled. Ss follow the way they follow me. #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:19 PM EDT

QUESTION 3: Leadership comes in many forms. How do you (or can you) encourage active AND passive leadership in your classroom? #LearnLAP

SoperWritings Jul 3 @ 8:23 PM EDT

Yes! Inquiry/problem based tasks can lead to Ss stepping up in ways they are most comfortable #learnlap

In reply to @MrsHaleySchafer

AJJones2013 Jul 3 @ 8:23 PM EDT

A3: Leadership in a 2nd class is very different from older grades! Still learning appropriate turn taking and how to treat others #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:24 PM EDT

A3 - Excerpt from "Learn Like a PIRATE." "Active & Passive Leadership" #LearnLAP

barberchicago Jul 3 @ 8:24 PM EDT

A3: Most of my Ss liked the active leadership part, but struggled w/ passive. Bossiness vs. leadership was hard too. Growth area. #LearnLAP

egchapma Jul 3 @ 8:24 PM EDT

Neat idea! #LearnLAP

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:17 PM EDT

#learnlap parking lot

BeckettHaight Jul 3 @ 8:24 PM EDT

For sho... It frustrates them at first but growth can come with pains #learnlap

In reply to @MrsHaleySchafer

MrsHaleySchafer Jul 3 @ 8:24 PM EDT

Love doing this with tech issues. I have had Ss post about things they excel at and then Ss know who to look to for help. #learnLAP

In reply to @Ryan7Read, @padlet

kylelaurie Jul 3 @ 8:24 PM EDT

A3: Modeling and leadership discussion. #LearnLAP

froehlichm Jul 3 @ 8:24 PM EDT

A1 My Ss did not need to raise hand to ask a question. Made our learning more like a convo & took the nerves out of asking ?'s #learnlap

mikeplourde1 Jul 3 @ 8:24 PM EDT

A3 Its important to talk about what leadership is and what it isnt. Modeling of course but also having Ss study leadership ideas #LearnLAP

DayCatherineM Jul 3 @ 8:24 PM EDT

Question, Question, then question some https://t.co/CfO6cTUtTy forum! No dumb questions! #LearnLAP

In reply to @PaulSolarz

spiraledu Jul 3 @ 8:24 PM EDT

I had 4th Grade come work with my K class, so when we had PK visitors, my class knew what to do to be a good leader :) #learnlap

theMrOlson Jul 3 @ 8:20 PM EDT

A2- Buddying Ss up with younger grade levels is a great way to provide practice in being a leader and role model. #learnlap

Stanton_Lit Jul 3 @ 8:24 PM EDT

A3: I love idea of teaching difference of active & passive. Adding this to my lesson on school Be REAL where L stands for Leader. #LearnLAP

Kelli_McCoy_ Jul 3 @ 8:24 PM EDT

A3: Ss start taking leadership when they take initiave, learn something new, and offer to teach others. Ss OK w/following them. #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:19 PM EDT

QUESTION 3: Leadership comes in many forms. How do you (or can you) encourage active AND passive leadership in your classroom? #LearnLAP

AJJones2013 Jul 3 @ 8:24 PM EDT

A3: Allowing students to make decisions in small steps, and scaffolding those is so important! #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:25 PM EDT

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MeganMadlon Jul 3 @ 8:25 PM EDT

A2:Students can become confident leaders. #PBL allows for a lot of student leading. Their passion and strengths show through. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:12 PM EDT

QUESTION 2: Why is it important for teachers to make a conscious effort to provide opportunities for students to lead the class? #LearnLAP

rice_julie Jul 3 @ 8:25 PM EDT

A3: In the culinary classroom it always requires both types of leaders to complete collaborative tasks! #LearnLAP

TrishKing6 Jul 3 @ 8:25 PM EDT

I model it w/purpose & discuss. Leading by example is easier for me to take on w/a group, and 1 on 1 to encourage active leading #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:19 PM EDT

QUESTION 3: Leadership comes in many forms. How do you (or can you) encourage active AND passive leadership in your classroom? #LearnLAP

MsDelarosa06 Jul 3 @ 8:25 PM EDT

I try to include as much collaborative decision making in my classroom. Some discussions are group & some are private. #LearnLap

Julie_Cobb Jul 3 @ 8:25 PM EDT

So true!! And they are never too young to begin that process. #LearnLAP

AJJones2013 Jul 3 @ 8:24 PM EDT

A3: Allowing students to make decisions in small steps, and scaffolding those is so important! #LearnLAP

mike2016miller Jul 3 @ 8:25 PM EDT

A3: Lota of feedback to students on active and passive leadership using real situations #LearnLAP

RewardingEdu Jul 3 @ 8:25 PM EDT

A3 Leadership should always be active. Inspiration and service are both active, intentional acts that move others forward. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:26 PM EDT

QUESTION 4: Conflict divides students & hurts collaboration. How do your students handle disagreements? Any changes in the future? #LearnLAP

AnnickRauch Jul 3 @ 8:26 PM EDT

my 1st graders rocked our student led classroom last year :) #LearnLAP

In reply to @Julie_Cobb

Stanton_Lit Jul 3 @ 8:26 PM EDT

A3: Modeling active and passive leadership and giving feedback when great leadership is shown can be very encouraging for Ss #LearnLAP

egchapma Jul 3 @ 8:26 PM EDT

Very well said! You're correct...they have to practice...it doesn't just magically happen once they get HS diploma. #learnlap

In reply to @Kelli_McCoy_

DayCatherineM Jul 3 @ 8:26 PM EDT

Reflection..yeeeessss!! Always great, quite insightful..lots of self discovery #LearnLAP

In reply to @cathylw2

MeganMadlon Jul 3 @ 8:26 PM EDT

A3:Encourage Ss to lead on something they are passionate about/skilled at, model leadership, and provide leadership opportunities. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:19 PM EDT

QUESTION 3: Leadership comes in many forms. How do you (or can you) encourage active AND passive leadership in your classroom? #LearnLAP

MrsC3G Jul 3 @ 8:26 PM EDT

I'm often mediator. I need to step back and observe more - give strategies and let others step in as needed #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:26 PM EDT

QUESTION 4: Conflict divides students & hurts collaboration. How do your students handle disagreements? Any changes in the future? #LearnLAP

barberchicago Jul 3 @ 8:26 PM EDT

I need to get better w/ the feedback on both active & passive leadership vs. bossiness. #learnLAP

In reply to @mike2016miller

Peterson6412 Jul 3 @ 8:27 PM EDT

A2: it encourages stds to be active in their learning. We do this by creating a safe atmosphere for kids to learn and grow. #LearnLAP

HelenWilt Jul 3 @ 8:27 PM EDT

Nice! Kids were students & leaders! #LearnLAP

In reply to @spiraledu

Ryan7Read Jul 3 @ 8:27 PM EDT

A4: My approach was to ask them what that really solved? Usually they said it made them look tough, but no solution. Qs helped #LearnLAP

AnnickRauch Jul 3 @ 8:27 PM EDT

Literally just made little books in story format to explain things such as Give me 5s, Classroom Jobs, Speaking & Listening... #LearnLAP

In reply to @tracy_zalud

Leighanne_geib Jul 3 @ 8:27 PM EDT

A4 #LearnLAP HONESTY. We have a rule that if there is a problem & you bring it up... you MUST suggestion a solution. No finger pointing.

In reply to @PaulSolarz

froehlichm Jul 3 @ 8:27 PM EDT

A2 When Ss lead class they gain confidence & form deeper relationships w/classmates. Also, Ss must know a concept WELL to teach it #learnlap

Hahne_KingEle Jul 3 @ 8:27 PM EDT

A3 Lead by example, give students who want jobs them, and give lots of opportunities. #learnlap

docvs1 Jul 3 @ 8:27 PM EDT

I have taught your strategies I ask if they need the authorities to be called or can they work it out themselves #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:26 PM EDT

QUESTION 4: Conflict divides students & hurts collaboration. How do your students handle disagreements? Any changes in the future? #LearnLAP

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:28 PM EDT

A4: Depending on the conflict, I sometimes let the Ss work it out. If it's not a simple fix, we have a discussion about the prob. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:26 PM EDT

QUESTION 4: Conflict divides students & hurts collaboration. How do your students handle disagreements? Any changes in the future? #LearnLAP

TrishKing6 Jul 3 @ 8:28 PM EDT

A4. I've not had a consistent response or plan. Adding some concrete conflict management strategies w/common language will help #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:26 PM EDT

QUESTION 4: Conflict divides students & hurts collaboration. How do your students handle disagreements? Any changes in the future? #LearnLAP

iowajonhuebner Jul 3 @ 8:28 PM EDT

A3. Also look to role models who Ss think exhibit good leadership outside of classroom and their characteristics of leadership #LearnLAP

In reply to @mikeplourde1

Leighanne_geib Jul 3 @ 8:28 PM EDT

#LearnLAP A4: We also learn about constructive criticism & how to process. Just bc someone doesn't like your idea doesn't mean they hate you

In reply to @PaulSolarz

barberchicago Jul 3 @ 8:28 PM EDT

Yes! Keeps class meetings, etc. from dissolving into complaining sessions. Focus on solving problems = productive time spent. #LearnLAP

In reply to @Leighanne_geib, @PaulSolarz

theMrOlson Jul 3 @ 8:28 PM EDT

A4- I am sold on using rock, paper, scissors next year...helping to avoid escalation of the small stuff. #learnlap

soulsdna Jul 3 @ 8:28 PM EDT

#learnlap A3 When we do r writing curric in prep 4 r TEDX event, sts take both leadership roles on stage & support roles as peer's audience

MsDelarosa06 Jul 3 @ 8:28 PM EDT

Think it is important to facilitate disagreements w/discussion (those involved) & ask 4 ideas 4 resolution. Only parties involved.#LearnLap

Julie_Cobb Jul 3 @ 8:29 PM EDT

A4 In the past its handled by Ts, moving to more S led conflict resolution w/T facilitator. Need more work to improve. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:26 PM EDT

QUESTION 4: Conflict divides students & hurts collaboration. How do your students handle disagreements? Any changes in the future? #LearnLAP

RewardingEdu Jul 3 @ 8:29 PM EDT

A4 In ELA we teach argument & civil discourse. Explain your opinion AND listen to others do the same. Seek to understand. Move on. #LearnLAP

Stanton_Lit Jul 3 @ 8:29 PM EDT

A4: I try not to step in and allow Ss to solve their own minor disagreements. I have used student mediators as well. #LearnLAP

iowajonhuebner Jul 3 @ 8:29 PM EDT

A4. It is important to be neutral as a T and listen to both sides. Listening usually helps guide towards compromise. #learnlap

egchapma Jul 3 @ 8:29 PM EDT

Agree! I think class dynamics can be a factor as well...we worked on these in 3rd & 4th together. #learnlap

In reply to @AJJones2013

cathylw2 Jul 3 @ 8:29 PM EDT

#LearnLAP So true. As with, I think, almost anything with learning, ask questions to encourage more specific reflection.

Ryan7Read Jul 3 @ 8:27 PM EDT

A4: My approach was to ask them what that really solved? Usually they said it made them look tough, but no solution. Qs helped #LearnLAP

SoperWritings Jul 3 @ 8:29 PM EDT

A4 - Disagreements are learning experiences in & of themselves -Ss are expected to work through w civility -I facilitate if needed #learnlap

kylelaurie Jul 3 @ 8:30 PM EDT

A4: Conflict resolution is a skill that can be learned. Need to spend more time on this. #21stcenturyskills #LearnLAP

barberchicago Jul 3 @ 8:30 PM EDT

A4: I think modeling & giving opportunities for Ss to have EMPATHY goes a long way toward solving conflict. #LearnLAP

soulsdna Jul 3 @ 8:30 PM EDT

#learnlap and they learn it even better by teaching it!!!

froehlichm Jul 3 @ 8:27 PM EDT

A2 When Ss lead class they gain confidence & form deeper relationships w/classmates. Also, Ss must know a concept WELL to teach it #learnlap

MeganMadlon Jul 3 @ 8:30 PM EDT

A4:We work on respectful communication/problem solving strategies.I often encourage use of these to solve problems while I observe.#LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:26 PM EDT

QUESTION 4: Conflict divides students & hurts collaboration. How do your students handle disagreements? Any changes in the future? #LearnLAP

Julie_Cobb Jul 3 @ 8:30 PM EDT

This is so important, especially with those 3-6 grd Ss. Often so fragile in their relationships. #LearnLAP

Leighanne_geib Jul 3 @ 8:28 PM EDT

#LearnLAP A4: We also learn about constructive criticism & how to process. Just bc someone doesn't like your idea doesn't mean they hate you
In reply to @PaulSolarz

DayCatherineM Jul 3 @ 8:30 PM EDT

Indeed. Agree to disagree and it's not personal. It's just a humble opinion #LearnLAP

In reply to @Leighanne_geib, @PaulSolarz

froehlichm Jul 3 @ 8:30 PM EDT

A3 Help Ss discover their strengths & strengths of others. Have Ss lead in their strengths & ask others to tch to their weaknesses #learnlap

KarasKrew Jul 3 @ 8:30 PM EDT

A4: We do a lot of rock, paper, scissors in our 1st grade room. Adding "compromise" and "choose kind" to future class discussions. #LearnLAP

AnnickRauch Jul 3 @ 8:30 PM EDT

A4: Don't do for Ss what they can do for themselves - including resolving conflict. I ask Qs "What could you do to solve this" #LearnLAP

spiraledu Jul 3 @ 8:30 PM EDT

We started on Day 1 using debates: Each side got a turn to talk & then students voted on a solution #Learnlap Built culture & it continued!

In reply to @PaulSolarz

Ryan7Read Jul 3 @ 8:30 PM EDT

I even one time told several of them I was tired of hearing them say: "Boy or Girl". I said, "you have names, use them." #LearnLAP

In reply to @cathylw2

teachcaudill Jul 3 @ 8:30 PM EDT

A4) if u have a "no meanness" rules a la #tlap & it's enforced, Ss can learn to disagree without being mean but can be productive #learnlap

In reply to @PaulSolarz

theedpodcast Jul 3 @ 8:30 PM EDT

#LearnLAP A4: S's first throw each other under the bus, fight, etc... Then ask for help. Probably an area for growth...

barberchicago Jul 3 @ 8:31 PM EDT

We started this last year - so simple yet SO EFFECTIVE!!!! #LearnLAP

theMrOlson Jul 3 @ 8:28 PM EDT

A4- I am sold on using rock, paper, scissors next year...helping to avoid escalation of the small stuff. #learnlap

theMrOlson Jul 3 @ 8:31 PM EDT

If we expect Ss to resolve conflicts, we also need to proactively introduce the skills they will need. #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:31 PM EDT

A4 - Excerpt from "Learn Like a PIRATE." "Rock-Paper-Scissors" #LearnLAP

soulsdna Jul 3 @ 8:31 PM EDT

#learnlap great idea!

In reply to @spiraledu, @PaulSolarz

AJJones2013 Jul 3 @ 8:31 PM EDT

A4: Teachig and modeling problem solving is essential- and discussing problems & solutiosn as they arise. Learn & grow together! #learnlap

Kelli_McCoy_ Jul 3 @ 8:31 PM EDT

A4: huge area of weakness for me. Last yr submissive Ss submitted, head-strong "won." I need to learn strategies to teach. ideas? #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:26 PM EDT

QUESTION 4: Conflict divides students & hurts collaboration. How do your students handle disagreements? Any changes in the future? #LearnLAP

Julie_Cobb Jul 3 @ 8:31 PM EDT

Love this approach! #LearnLAP

AnnickRauch Jul 3 @ 8:30 PM EDT

A4: Don't do for Ss what they can do for themselves - including resolving conflict. I ask Qs "What could you do to solve this" #LearnLAP

MrsHaleySchafer Jul 3 @ 8:31 PM EDT

A4. T avoids choosing a side. Ss are given a chance to explain an opinion Even if T knows its wrong. Ss are given a chance to try. #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:26 PM EDT

QUESTION 4: Conflict divides students & hurts collaboration. How do your students handle disagreements? Any changes in the future? #LearnLAP

artFling Jul 3 @ 8:31 PM EDT

A4 - 1 - Teacher listens to Ss. Teach Ss to listen to e other. What will I do better? Listen more! Too much hurrying. #learnlap

Hahne_KingEle Jul 3 @ 8:31 PM EDT

A4 Let Ss play it out first. Give options, mediation circles, and feedback. Model & teach how to problem solve #learnlap

DayCatherineM Jul 3 @ 8:31 PM EDT

You said it! Let them do the heavy lifting while you mentor and moderate! #LearnLAP

In reply to @AnnickRauch

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:32 PM EDT

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teachcaudill Jul 3 @ 8:32 PM EDT

A1) let's Ss take ownership. Will be doing more of this next year. #learnlap

In reply to @PaulSolarz

froehlichm Jul 3 @ 8:32 PM EDT

Right? My Ss also didn't need to ask to go to the restroom. Just had to mark they were there in case of an emergency. Shows trust #learnlap

In reply to @SoperWritings

artFling Jul 3 @ 8:32 PM EDT

A4 - Repeat what you hear them saying to see if you got it right. Then have them do the same. #learnlap

Peterson6412 Jul 3 @ 8:32 PM EDT

A3: By allowing stds to be the teacher at review times, choosing jobs, running morning meeting, helping others.#LearnLAP

bgriffinteach Jul 3 @ 8:32 PM EDT

Totally forgot about chat tonight. Watching My Little Ponies with the little one. Brittany from SC. 8th ELA. #Learnlap

AJJones2013 Jul 3 @ 8:32 PM EDT

A4: Teaching and modeling problem solving is essential- and discussing problems & solutions as they arise. Learn & grow together! #learnLAP

Julie_Cobb Jul 3 @ 8:32 PM EDT

Again, another opportunity to grow and learn while it is safe! #LearnLAP

Hahne_KingEle Jul 3 @ 8:31 PM EDT

A4 Let Ss play it out first. Give options, mediation circles, and feedback. Model & teach how to problem solve #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT

QUESTION 5: Do you use Classroom Meetings to discuss life skills or classroom concerns? Describe how you do (or would do) that? #LearnLAP

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT

Student led reviews are the most fun! #learnlap

Peterson6412 Jul 3 @ 8:32 PM EDT

A3: By allowing stds to be the teacher at review times, choosing jobs, running morning meeting, helping others.#LearnLAP

egchapma Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT

Also good to use when other strategies aren't working toward resolution and/or in a time crunch. #LearnLAP

In reply to @theMrOlson

artFling Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT

#learnlap I like that question. Simple but potent.

In reply to @Ryan7Read

theMrOlson Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT

A4- Reading Wonder, by @RJPalacio, and then bringing our entire 5th grade to the movie is also part of the plan for next year! #learnlap

bgriffinteach Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT

I tend to solve most of the problems, but want to set up system for Ss to try to work it out themselves first. #LearnLAP

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT

Welcome to the party, Brittany! #learnlap

In reply to @bgriffinteach

Ryan7Read Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT

A5: We got into a great animation animal treatment vs real world. Used #PokemonGO as an example with dog shows. Great discussion #LearnLAP

soulsdna Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT

#learnlap A5 We discuss life skills in r advisory sections. Each teacher has 6 advisees and is their home away from home

bgriffinteach Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT

A4: Totally forgot about chat tonight. Watching My Little Ponies with the little one. Brittany from SC. 8th ELA. #LearnLAP

juliethorp Jul 3 @ 8:34 PM EDT

A4: Big fan of teaching conflict resolution strategies(love&logic). We use "fickle finger", chat it out, rock/paper, compromising..#LearnLAP

cathylw2 Jul 3 @ 8:34 PM EDT

#LearnLAP Ah, to just be in the moment. Crucial, yet somehow sooooooo challenging. Sigh!

artFling Jul 3 @ 8:31 PM EDT

A4 - 1 - Teacher listens to Ss. Teach Ss to listen to e other. What will I do better? Listen more! Too much hurrying. #learnlap

artFling Jul 3 @ 8:34 PM EDT

A5 - Uhhh... Need to learn how to do this. #learnlap

MrsC3G Jul 3 @ 8:34 PM EDT

We do classroom meetings. Ss/I notice problems, discuss to solve, wrap back around. Need to + #learnlap scheduled topics.Loved book ideas!

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT

QUESTION 5: Do you use Classroom Meetings to discuss life skills or classroom concerns? Describe how you do (or would do) that? #LearnLAP

PrincipalSmart Jul 3 @ 8:34 PM EDT

Oh my goodness! No excuse for being late today. Michelle from Saskatchewan, Canada jumping in very late. #learnlap

Ryan7Read Jul 3 @ 8:34 PM EDT

yeah we did views of the pokemon movie intros with battles. #LearnLAP

In reply to @artFling

Hahne_KingEle Jul 3 @ 8:35 PM EDT

A5 Morning or afternoon meetings and check ins allow students to practice so many skills in a structured environment. #learnlap

TrishKing6 Jul 3 @ 8:35 PM EDT

A5. No meeting time so I start my classes w/ Connections https://t.co/AiOXd6clOQ & get a sense from that & can follow up later. #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT

QUESTION 5: Do you use Classroom Meetings to discuss life skills or classroom concerns? Describe how you do (or would do) that? #LearnLAP

MrsHaleySchafer Jul 3 @ 8:35 PM EDT

A4. We also use stars and stairs. Ss must compliment and critique each peer. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:26 PM EDT

QUESTION 4: Conflict divides students & hurts collaboration. How do your students handle disagreements? Any changes in the future? #LearnLAP

rice_julie Jul 3 @ 8:35 PM EDT

A5: Not sure how to do something like this with HS Ss. Any suggestions? #LearnLAP

soulsdna Jul 3 @ 8:35 PM EDT

#learnlap A5 learn life skills in r on line newspaper class make interview calls, go on assignment meet deadlines https://t.co/RMN5CtKmVS

hoppytoteach Jul 3 @ 8:35 PM EDT

#LearnLAP

hoppytoteach Jul 3 @ 8:34 PM EDT

A4: I teach #pbl K-5, so one challenge is to help Ss of various ages manage conflict. I definitely need more of a plan to support Ss w this.

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:35 PM EDT

A5: I take with my Ss about choice. if they have a chance to be get revenge or make it right, make it right. #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT

QUESTION 5: Do you use Classroom Meetings to discuss life skills or classroom concerns? Describe how you do (or would do) that? #LearnLAP

docvs1 Jul 3 @ 8:35 PM EDT

I teach middle and only have them for 50 min or less depending on day, so not a lot of class meetings, often cover in bellwork #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT

QUESTION 5: Do you use Classroom Meetings to discuss life skills or classroom concerns? Describe how you do (or would do) that? #LearnLAP

Peterson6412 Jul 3 @ 8:35 PM EDT

A4: i have a conflict corner that the stds have the ability to go in a solve the problem before I intervne. #LearnLAP

spiraledu Jul 3 @ 8:36 PM EDT

Might be fun to elect a class mediator & then they can have a say in it. I let the class president make some rules, which was fun #learnlap

In reply to @juliethorp

bgriffinteach Jul 3 @ 8:36 PM EDT

A5: Typically just reminder of basic social skills for greeting/thanking partners for collab structures. Need to work on this more #LearnLAP

juliethorp Jul 3 @ 8:36 PM EDT

A4: When conflict occurs I often use reflective questions to help mediate only when needed. #LearnLAP

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:36 PM EDT

A5b: I also speak with my Ss the power of smiling and how much it means to others when they're around positive ppl. #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT

QUESTION 5: Do you use Classroom Meetings to discuss life skills or classroom concerns? Describe how you do (or would do) that? #LearnLAP

Stanton_Lit Jul 3 @ 8:36 PM EDT

A5: I am wondering how class meetings would work for 4 different class periods and over 100 Ss. Perhaps meet as needed?? #LearnLAP

AnnickRauch Jul 3 @ 8:36 PM EDT

DM me! Mine are all in French though but I'd be more than happy to share!!! :) #learnlap

In reply to @KWilsonteach80, @tracy_zalud

barberchicago Jul 3 @ 8:36 PM EDT

BIG believer in class mtgs: weekly to take temp of class (what’s good, what can b better.) Make time when Ss think they need it. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT

QUESTION 5: Do you use Classroom Meetings to discuss life skills or classroom concerns? Describe how you do (or would do) that? #LearnLAP

TrishKing6 Jul 3 @ 8:36 PM EDT

A5b. Some of that is covered in advisory too - 12 girls, only once a week though. #LearnLAP

Leighanne_geib Jul 3 @ 8:36 PM EDT

A5 #LearnLAP YES. We "clear our plates" b4 class. Distracted coming in means clueless walking out. We vent, we respond, then we dive in.

In reply to @PaulSolarz

AJJones2013 Jul 3 @ 8:36 PM EDT

A5: Both! Classroom meetings are used to discuss anything to celebrate, improve upon, or focus on! A safe & comfortable place 4 it #LearnLAP

Julie_Cobb Jul 3 @ 8:36 PM EDT

A5 2 Ts I work with do this! Austin& Giertz @Teachersuperpwr The convos are rich & results are Ss learning more than academics! #LEarnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT

QUESTION 5: Do you use Classroom Meetings to discuss life skills or classroom concerns? Describe how you do (or would do) that? #LearnLAP

PrincipalSmart Jul 3 @ 8:36 PM EDT

A5 We do Monday morning meeting and Friday Farewell. We share, talk about issues and we learn social skills together. #learnlap

mrst72 Jul 3 @ 8:36 PM EDT

#BonFacNest Another nugget of wisdom from Learn Like a Pirate. You can follow their Twitter chat at #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:31 PM EDT

A4 - Excerpt from "Learn Like a PIRATE." "Rock-Paper-Scissors" #LearnLAP

soulsdna Jul 3 @ 8:36 PM EDT

#learnlap I remind the 8th graders who r no longer in my class, 2 remember 2 still say hi in the hall

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:36 PM EDT
A5b: I also speak with my Ss the power of smiling and how much it means to others when they're around positive ppl. #learnlap
- PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT
  
  QUESTION 5: Do you use Classroom Meetings to discuss life skills or classroom concerns? Describe how you do (or would do) that? #LearnLAP

froehlichm Jul 3 @ 8:36 PM EDT

A4 Allow Ss to cool off. Often we ask Ss to solve it immediately. As an adult I need time to process & to reflect on what happened #learnlap

theMrOlson Jul 3 @ 8:37 PM EDT

A5- I use the "Full House" method. We have a couch where we have "family meetings" to discuss what is needed. #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT

QUESTION 5: Do you use Classroom Meetings to discuss life skills or classroom concerns? Describe how you do (or would do) that? #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:37 PM EDT

A5 - Classroom Meetings are great for tackling large issues impacting my students (i.e. bullying, growth mindset, effort, etc.). #LearnLAP

MrsHaleySchafer Jul 3 @ 8:37 PM EDT

A5. Monday morning meetings are used to share weekends & weekly announcement. Any others concerns or celebrations happen here too. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT

QUESTION 5: Do you use Classroom Meetings to discuss life skills or classroom concerns? Describe how you do (or would do) that? #LearnLAP

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:37 PM EDT

A5c: I also speak to my Ss about the power of trade skills, of leadership, and the power of being humble. #learnlap

In reply to @PaulSolarz

MsDelarosa06 Jul 3 @ 8:37 PM EDT

A5 so many talks. Share issues w/Ss (appropriate) & ask 4 advice etc. they share & all help to solve/sort out. Safe spot crucial. #LearnLap

brynmw Jul 3 @ 8:37 PM EDT

A5: our school is moving towards using circles and #mindup to help regulate and deal with conflict openly and with restitution. #LearnLAP

barberchicago Jul 3 @ 8:37 PM EDT

Love that phrase!! #LearnLAP

In reply to @Leighanne_geib, @PaulSolarz

iowajonhuebner Jul 3 @ 8:37 PM EDT

A5.Meetings are very powerful. Posing the problem,Letting students take lead, being facilitator by asking clarifying ??s Powerful. #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:38 PM EDT

A5 - Excerpt from "Learn Like a PIRATE." "Classroom Meetings" #LearnLAP

TrishKing6 Jul 3 @ 8:38 PM EDT

I was wondering how to adapt it too- I have 5 or 6 sections, 45 minute class periods... #learnlap

In reply to @Stanton_Lit

mikeplourde1 Jul 3 @ 8:38 PM EDT

A5 We use 2nd Step. I often talk with students about thinking before acting. "If grandma was here, could you still do it?" #LearnLAP

soulsdna Jul 3 @ 8:38 PM EDT

#learnlap we are using @MindUP4Success & seeking to align its curriculum with certain curricular goals

brynmw Jul 3 @ 8:37 PM EDT

A5: our school is moving towards using circles and #mindup to help regulate and deal with conflict openly and with restitution. #LearnLAP

brynmw Jul 3 @ 8:38 PM EDT

Would love to hear more. Sounds positive. #LearnLAP

In reply to @Ryan7Read

juliethorp Jul 3 @ 8:38 PM EDT

A5: Yes! For Class Meetings. Such a valuable responsive classroom strategy that can be used for academic and social issues #LearnLAP

mjjohnson1216 Jul 3 @ 8:38 PM EDT

A5. Four different schools I have worked in used Morning Meetings. It is a game changer especially for at-risk students. #LEARNlap

Julie_Cobb Jul 3 @ 8:38 PM EDT

Curious with HS if you could use a "forum". Have the convo digitally over time and groups? #LearnLAP

rice_julie Jul 3 @ 8:35 PM EDT

A5: Not sure how to do something like this with HS Ss. Any suggestions? #LearnLAP

artFling Jul 3 @ 8:38 PM EDT

Lots of cool science on the power of smiling... #LearnLAP

In reply to @Stella_Pollard

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:39 PM EDT

Also... the power of learning through play! #learnlap

Ryan7Read Jul 3 @ 8:39 PM EDT

We then started to talk about what is fiction and what is fact. Turned into a great talk between boxing and fighter pokemon. #LearnLAP

In reply to @brynmw

Stanton_Lit Jul 3 @ 8:39 PM EDT

A5: My team has pod meetings with all 4 sections at one time occasionally but they always seem to focus on negative...not a fan #LearnLAP

spiraledu Jul 3 @ 8:39 PM EDT

#learnlap I was amazed how the students followed the news and often they wanted to express their feelings & voice their confusion

In reply to @PaulSolarz

kylelaurie Jul 3 @ 8:39 PM EDT

A5: These discussions are my favorite, and probably the ones students will remember. I get chills!#LearnLAP

bgriffinteach Jul 3 @ 8:39 PM EDT

I'm in the same situation. Thinking of doing this as part of first days of school or work it into bell-ringer time. #LearnLAP

docvs1 Jul 3 @ 8:35 PM EDT
I teach middle and only have them for 50 min or less depending on day, so not a lot of class meetings, often cover in bellwork #LearnLAP
- PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT
  
  QUESTION 5: Do you use Classroom Meetings to discuss life skills or classroom concerns? Describe how you do (or would do) that? #LearnLAP

Peterson6412 Jul 3 @ 8:39 PM EDT

A5: I am really working with responsive classroom morning meeting and closing circles to help with life lessons.#LearnLAP

In reply to @PaulSolarz

cathylw2 Jul 3 @ 8:39 PM EDT

#LearnLAP A5: Teach gifted so, often, Ss struggle less (than typical students) with content, more with interpersonal skills (intense!). /1

AnnickRauch Jul 3 @ 8:39 PM EDT

A5morning meetings every day, but I never let a teachable moment pass by!These are essential life skills that NEED to be developed #LearnLAP

Hudsonwife16 Jul 3 @ 8:39 PM EDT

In late I know but I am Shawna from AZ. I am a Pre-k/kindergarten readiness educator!!! #LearnLAP

In reply to @PaulSolarz

brynmw Jul 3 @ 8:39 PM EDT

Love to hear how it goes. We started in a few classes this year and will expand to whole school in September. #LearnLAP

In reply to @soulsdna, @MindUP4Success

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:39 PM EDT

Make sure you connect with the middle school and high school teachers on the #LearnLAP PLN: https://t.co/yqOsvPp2kv See if they're doing it!

In reply to @TrishKing6, @Stanton_Lit

egchapma Jul 3 @ 8:39 PM EDT

Haven't heard about #mindup. #learnlap

In reply to @brynmw

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:40 PM EDT

QUESTION 6: Why is it important to “level the playing field” so all students see one another as equals? How might you do this? #LearnLAP

soulsdna Jul 3 @ 8:40 PM EDT

#learnlap great lets stay in touch on that!

In reply to @brynmw, @MindUP4Success

docvs1 Jul 3 @ 8:40 PM EDT

I embed the skills throughout & teach with culture first week, then as issues arise, we capture in bell work #Learnlap

bgriffinteach Jul 3 @ 8:39 PM EDT
I'm in the same situation. Thinking of doing this as part of first days of school or work it into bell-ringer time. #LearnLAP
- docvs1 Jul 3 @ 8:35 PM EDT
  
  I teach middle and only have them for 50 min or less depending on day, so not a lot of class meetings, often cover in bellwork #LearnLAP
  
  PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT
  
  QUESTION 5: Do you use Classroom Meetings to discuss life skills or classroom concerns? Describe how you do (or would do) that? #LearnLAP

Stanton_Lit Jul 3 @ 8:40 PM EDT

I have same wonderment. I feel class meetings are important so I am going to figure out something. Thanks for suggestion Paul!! #LearnLAP

In reply to @TrishKing6

MrsC3G Jul 3 @ 8:40 PM EDT

Ss need to understand there is no such thing as "better" just "different". Feeling "less than" & "better than" inhibits learning #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:40 PM EDT

QUESTION 6: Why is it important to “level the playing field” so all students see one another as equals? How might you do this? #LearnLAP

artFling Jul 3 @ 8:40 PM EDT

#learnlap That's quotable: "Distracted coming in means clueless walking out." Thanks.

In reply to @Leighanne_geib, @PaulSolarz

froehlichm Jul 3 @ 8:40 PM EDT

Yes! So many schls don't allow them bc of lice. Only had lice once in the room but solved many more importnt issues on that couch! #learnlap

In reply to @theMrOlson

Hudsonwife16 Jul 3 @ 8:40 PM EDT

A1: It is there classroom after all so giving them that power opens the door for more learning #LearnLap

In reply to @PaulSolarz

mjjohnson1216 Jul 3 @ 8:40 PM EDT

A5. Morning Meetings can help clear a student's mind so they can begin learning. #LEARNlap

brynmw Jul 3 @ 8:41 PM EDT

This is so important. Stress of immediacy often prevents real dialogue. #LearnLAP

froehlichm Jul 3 @ 8:36 PM EDT

A4 Allow Ss to cool off. Often we ask Ss to solve it immediately. As an adult I need time to process & to reflect on what happened #learnlap

juliethorp Jul 3 @ 8:41 PM EDT

A5: Have used class meetings for issues that arise on projects, at recess, lunch...reason for a meeting is based on the Ss needs #LearnLAP

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:41 PM EDT

I also teach middle and i know how tough it can be to find time. However the rapport that these practice help build change lives. #learnlap

bgriffinteach Jul 3 @ 8:39 PM EDT
I'm in the same situation. Thinking of doing this as part of first days of school or work it into bell-ringer time. #LearnLAP
- docvs1 Jul 3 @ 8:35 PM EDT
  
  I teach middle and only have them for 50 min or less depending on day, so not a lot of class meetings, often cover in bellwork #LearnLAP
  
  PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:33 PM EDT
  
  QUESTION 5: Do you use Classroom Meetings to discuss life skills or classroom concerns? Describe how you do (or would do) that? #LearnLAP

soulsdna Jul 3 @ 8:41 PM EDT

#learnlap Yes!

In reply to @Stella_Pollard

Stanton_Lit Jul 3 @ 8:41 PM EDT

I am going to need this quote on a sign!!! #LearnLAP

In reply to @Leighanne_geib, @PaulSolarz

docvs1 Jul 3 @ 8:41 PM EDT

physically impossible to be angry or sad when smiling #learnlap

artFling Jul 3 @ 8:38 PM EDT

Lots of cool science on the power of smiling... #LearnLAP
In reply to @Stella_Pollard

RewardingEdu Jul 3 @ 8:42 PM EDT

A6 Always emphasis belonging, inclusion, & welcome. Ss must see that you are attuned & attentive to their needs. Be on their side! #LearnLAP

hoppytoteach Jul 3 @ 8:42 PM EDT

#LearnLAP

hoppytoteach Jul 3 @ 8:42 PM EDT

A4: Have your Ss play Rocks or Sucks. (but in elem. I call it "Awesome or Awful.") Name a topic, Ss pick sides, then argue their positions.

PrincipalSmart Jul 3 @ 8:42 PM EDT

A6 Everyone deserves a voice. Use wait time and find ways so students who are quieter can showcase their strengths. #learnlap

Julie_Cobb Jul 3 @ 8:42 PM EDT

A6: Perhpas if all equal in elem then more likely to treat others as equals later in life? Certainly can't hurt! #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:40 PM EDT

QUESTION 6: Why is it important to “level the playing field” so all students see one another as equals? How might you do this? #LearnLAP

brynmw Jul 3 @ 8:42 PM EDT

I've seen small group circles for at risk students at HS. Works really well and gives student voice. #LearnLAP

In reply to @Julie_Cobb

egchapma Jul 3 @ 8:42 PM EDT

A6: Love the Marble Theory from #LearnLAP for Tg this...#mysteryskype & @breakoutEDU are gr8t ways to put it in practice :) #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:40 PM EDT

QUESTION 6: Why is it important to “level the playing field” so all students see one another as equals? How might you do this? #LearnLAP

Kelli_McCoy_ Jul 3 @ 8:42 PM EDT

A6: I think this teaches growth mindset. Ss MUST realize if they WANT to, & put in time, they CAN. #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:40 PM EDT

QUESTION 6: Why is it important to “level the playing field” so all students see one another as equals? How might you do this? #LearnLAP

mikeplourde1 Jul 3 @ 8:42 PM EDT

A6 Self-image is so important to children/teens. It's critical they know they are wonderful just the way they are. #LearnLAP

Hahne_KingEle Jul 3 @ 8:42 PM EDT

A6 Level the playing field so all are apart of the classroom environment.I treat my class as a family.We learn, celebrate, & grow. #LearnLAP

froehlichm Jul 3 @ 8:42 PM EDT

Yes, or things being said in anger. I'm especially not a fan of the bridges used when it is forced right after a disagreement. #LearnLAP

In reply to @brynmw

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:43 PM EDT

They'll learn more through life lessons on most days. #learnlap

In reply to @soulsdna

Hudsonwife16 Jul 3 @ 8:43 PM EDT

A2: We model what it is to be a good leader. The kids really want to please us and copy us so we have to give them good stuff #LearnLap

In reply to @PaulSolarz

Ryan7Read Jul 3 @ 8:43 PM EDT

A6: It's best because it sets a growth mind set that everyone can grow together, not 1-up each other. #LearnLAP

Leighanne_geib Jul 3 @ 8:43 PM EDT

You might be able to find it in a kitchen store, LOL! #LearnLAP It's an important part of the day for some. Builds relationships.

In reply to @Stanton_Lit, @PaulSolarz

MsDelarosa06 Jul 3 @ 8:43 PM EDT

A6 Important to learn/teach strengths & weaknesses of all inc. myself, so Ss learn that diff. Are respected/valued in my classroom.#LearnLap

AJJones2013 Jul 3 @ 8:43 PM EDT

A6: I am always open with students that we all have different strengths & that we celebrate those differences! We grow together! #learnlap

docvs1 Jul 3 @ 8:43 PM EDT

too much for 140 characters I teach special ed--my life is leveling the playing field Show you believe is huge #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:40 PM EDT

QUESTION 6: Why is it important to “level the playing field” so all students see one another as equals? How might you do this? #LearnLAP

TrishKing6 Jul 3 @ 8:43 PM EDT

A6 Thinking routines & protocols so all Ss will participate. Also surveys about skills they have & want to develop to work them in #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:40 PM EDT

QUESTION 6: Why is it important to “level the playing field” so all students see one another as equals? How might you do this? #LearnLAP

cjkorder Jul 3 @ 8:44 PM EDT

A2 - Providing a forum for students to lead is essential to creating a student-led classroom and to foster creativity. #LearnLAP

cjkorder Jul 3 @ 8:44 PM EDT

We use classroom meetings often. They are mostly student-led and discuss celebrations and things we need to work on. #learnlap

cjkorder Jul 3 @ 8:44 PM EDT

We have a social contract in place to alleviate conflict and settle disagreements. #LearnLAP

cjkorder Jul 3 @ 8:44 PM EDT

Casey from Vegas A1 Students become a part of a learning community and feel ownership when given the power to interrupt. #LearnLAP

cjkorder Jul 3 @ 8:44 PM EDT

A3 - I think active and passive leadership are real world skills. #LearnLAP

AnnickRauch Jul 3 @ 8:44 PM EDT

A6: LOVE marble theory! Also focused on social emotional learning this year which helped a lot with leveling the playing field #LearnLAP

egchapma Jul 3 @ 8:44 PM EDT

Love beginning the day with morning meetings! #LearnLAP

mjjohnson1216 Jul 3 @ 8:40 PM EDT

A5. Morning Meetings can help clear a student's mind so they can begin learning. #LEARNlap

barberchicago Jul 3 @ 8:44 PM EDT

A6: Kids need empathy for each other, to see that everyone brings strengths to the team even though we are all different. #LearnLAP

Kelli_McCoy_ Jul 3 @ 8:44 PM EDT

A6: If Ss don't see ea other as =, they have a fixed mindset in an area. Talk about practice & desire needed to achieve. #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:40 PM EDT

QUESTION 6: Why is it important to “level the playing field” so all students see one another as equals? How might you do this? #LearnLAP

cathylw2 Jul 3 @ 8:44 PM EDT

#LearnLAP A5: Intensity of feelings/interactions mitigated by humor, one-to-one conversations, teacher appearing (!) never 'gobsmacked' /2

brynmw Jul 3 @ 8:44 PM EDT

Great program for social emotional learning. Gives students skills to recognize where they are and how to feel better. #LearnLAP

In reply to @egchapma

Hudsonwife16 Jul 3 @ 8:44 PM EDT

A3: What they see is what we get. If we model it that is what they will do too. Have open-ended conversations too #LearnLap

In reply to @PaulSolarz

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:44 PM EDT

A6: when I was in school "trade skills" were meant for boys and girls were supposed to be nurses. #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:40 PM EDT

QUESTION 6: Why is it important to “level the playing field” so all students see one another as equals? How might you do this? #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:45 PM EDT

A6 - Excerpt from "Learn Like a PIRATE." "Marble Theory" #LearnLAP

TrishKing6 Jul 3 @ 8:45 PM EDT

A6b Important for them to see they have a variety of strengths & all have something to offer & to hear stories on this from adults #learnlap

teresagross625 Jul 3 @ 8:45 PM EDT

A2: When they own their own learning, engagement increases 100%! They LOVE being the teachers! #learnlap

rice_julie Jul 3 @ 8:45 PM EDT

A6: This is so important for class culture but I find it challenging with HS elective courses. Lots of team building and groups. #LearnLAP

theMrOlson Jul 3 @ 8:45 PM EDT

Using the analogy of "climbing a ladder" level works well. It isn't how high you get, but how far you climb. #learnlap

egchapma Jul 3 @ 8:45 PM EDT

I'll have to look into it :) Thanks! #learnlap

In reply to @brynmw

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:45 PM EDT

A6b. How many ppl missed their passion bc it's not "normal"? We all should have the same opportunities. #learnlap

In reply to @PaulSolarz

Hudsonwife16 Jul 3 @ 8:45 PM EDT

A4: I am a Brene' Brown girl we are open, honest and vulnerable. We are real. That has built the trust in my room too #LearnLAP

In reply to @PaulSolarz

Stanton_Lit Jul 3 @ 8:45 PM EDT

A6: I always try to emphasize that the class excels or not together and use competition against my other classes. #LearnLAP

tracy_zalud Jul 3 @ 8:45 PM EDT

Q6: Teaching in a gifted cluster class, this is an issue. Genius Hour was powerful in showcasing everyone's unique strengths. #LearnLAP

brynmw Jul 3 @ 8:45 PM EDT

Suddenly I'm reminded of toll bridges. #LearnLAP

In reply to @froehlichm

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:46 PM EDT

A6 - I love when my students respect each other and treat everyone as a friend/sibling! Everyone needs to feel needed & important! #LearnLAP

mikeplourde1 Jul 3 @ 8:46 PM EDT

A6 Too much competition in academics. #LearnLAP

cjkorder Jul 3 @ 8:46 PM EDT

A6 - Students need to feel safe to make mistakes and grow. We even the playing field by learning how to be empathetic. #LearnLAP

DayCatherineM Jul 3 @ 8:46 PM EDT

Show Ss that, despte differences they have common thought. Again, this is done by providing enough info to make informed decisions #LearnLAP

In reply to @TrishKing6

artFling Jul 3 @ 8:46 PM EDT

#learnlap - What is marble theory?

In reply to @AnnickRauch

SaraKiffe Jul 3 @ 8:46 PM EDT

A6:Instill that every S has diff strengths and weaknesses, and that all working towards the same goal of being stronger lrners.##LearnLAP

Julie_Cobb Jul 3 @ 8:46 PM EDT

I didn't consider leveling for gender...what an important way to help students be equal! Thanks for the thought! #LearnLAP

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:44 PM EDT
A6: when I was in school "trade skills" were meant for boys and girls were supposed to be nurses. #learnlap
- PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:40 PM EDT
  
  QUESTION 6: Why is it important to “level the playing field” so all students see one another as equals? How might you do this? #LearnLAP

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:46 PM EDT

My daughter has SPD and I couldn't agree more. #learnlap

docvs1 Jul 3 @ 8:43 PM EDT
too much for 140 characters I teach special ed--my life is leveling the playing field Show you believe is huge #learnlap
- PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:40 PM EDT
  
  QUESTION 6: Why is it important to “level the playing field” so all students see one another as equals? How might you do this? #LearnLAP

teresagross625 Jul 3 @ 8:46 PM EDT

A3: We talk about what it means to be an active learner in our classroom, how to work in groups, etc. #learnlap

Hudsonwife16 Jul 3 @ 8:46 PM EDT

A5: We talk about sports since I love sports. I dive into their interests so they dive into mine as well. #LearnLap

In reply to @PaulSolarz

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:47 PM EDT

QUESTION 7: When students learn to empathize, they begin to care about their actions. How do you/will you teach students empathy? #LearnLAP

DayCatherineM Jul 3 @ 8:47 PM EDT

Don't keep them in the same groups. Mix them up so that they know each other and become a learning community, not just a classroom #LearnLAP

In reply to @TrishKing6

froehlichm Jul 3 @ 8:47 PM EDT

Well, I think I probably get the same irritated feeling when I see them lol #learnlap

In reply to @brynmw

mjjohnson1216 Jul 3 @ 8:47 PM EDT

A6. Excellent question - unfortunately no easy answer. Good for reflection. #LEARNlap

SoperWritings Jul 3 @ 8:47 PM EDT

A6 - When the classroom goals and options are truly differentiated, Ss lose the ability/desire to compare against each other #learnlap

docvs1 Jul 3 @ 8:47 PM EDT

In HS I had to take typing (late 70s) bc all girls would be secretary actually has served me well #LearnLAP

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:44 PM EDT
A6: when I was in school "trade skills" were meant for boys and girls were supposed to be nurses. #learnlap
- PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:40 PM EDT
  
  QUESTION 6: Why is it important to “level the playing field” so all students see one another as equals? How might you do this? #LearnLAP

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:47 PM EDT

A6. Don't let the gifted Ss be your "helpers" let them extend their knowledge. #learnlap

Leighanne_geib Jul 3 @ 8:47 PM EDT

Exactly what I was going to say, @SaraKiffe ! Took the words for A6 right out of my mouth. Great minds :-) #LearnLAP

In reply to @SaraKiffe, @SaraKiffe

MrsC3G Jul 3 @ 8:47 PM EDT

Use "How do I Stand in your Shoes" and short stories in char. ed books. Would love to do Ch. book through char. 3rd suggestions? #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:47 PM EDT

QUESTION 7: When students learn to empathize, they begin to care about their actions. How do you/will you teach students empathy? #LearnLAP

Hudsonwife16 Jul 3 @ 8:47 PM EDT

A6: They may learn at a different level but we are all family. And what I say to one I say to another for consistency #LearnLAP

In reply to @PaulSolarz

iowajonhuebner Jul 3 @ 8:48 PM EDT

A6 So agree. This when the most learning occurs. We really do learn by our mistakes! #LearnLAP

In reply to @cjkorder

DayCatherineM Jul 3 @ 8:48 PM EDT

That's a biggie! They need and want to learn, too! They aren't mini Ts #LearnLAP

In reply to @Stella_Pollard

Leighanne_geib Jul 3 @ 8:48 PM EDT

Please let me know if there were any particular links or texts you used to help with social emotional learning. :-) #LearnLAP

In reply to @AnnickRauch

juliethorp Jul 3 @ 8:48 PM EDT

A6: It is important because we are all valuable members of our classroom community. Fostered through modeling, Morning Meetings..#LearnLAP

AnnickRauch Jul 3 @ 8:48 PM EDT

You will read about it in #LearnLAP Everyone has the same # of marbles but they're distributed differently based on strengths @PaulSolarz

In reply to @artFling, @PaulSolarz

PrincipalSmart Jul 3 @ 8:48 PM EDT

A7 I like to read aloud great books that open up lots a great discussions. Also making community connections. #learnlap

teresagross625 Jul 3 @ 8:48 PM EDT

A7: most of the time through literature and our units, perfect for teaching empathy #learnlap

Julie_Cobb Jul 3 @ 8:48 PM EDT

A7: This has to start by modeling! Sharing real world examples and seeking those teachable moments. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:47 PM EDT

QUESTION 7: When students learn to empathize, they begin to care about their actions. How do you/will you teach students empathy? #LearnLAP

mjjohnson1216 Jul 3 @ 8:48 PM EDT

A7. This book? #learnlap

barberchicago Jul 3 @ 8:48 PM EDT

A7: BOOKS! IDR books. Also trying #classroombookaday this year, searching for books w/ empathy in topics, characters, lessons. #LearnLAP

KarasKrew Jul 3 @ 8:49 PM EDT

Any read-aloud recommendations for teaching empathy to 1st? #LearnLAP

Stanton_Lit Jul 3 @ 8:49 PM EDT

I do also. Already planning on a break the ice activity where Ss share whey they think their marbles were allocated. #LearnLAP

In reply to @AnnickRauch

egchapma Jul 3 @ 8:49 PM EDT

A7: Love reading One & Only Ivan w/3rd,4th G Ss for this. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:47 PM EDT

QUESTION 7: When students learn to empathize, they begin to care about their actions. How do you/will you teach students empathy? #LearnLAP

Hudsonwife16 Jul 3 @ 8:49 PM EDT

A7: I have a family atmosphere it created a if I succeed I want you to succeed too. They have really walked along side each other #LearnLAP

In reply to @PaulSolarz

teresagross625 Jul 3 @ 8:49 PM EDT

A6: they all have something they can teach someone else, they learn quickly who to ask #learnlap

SaraKiffe Jul 3 @ 8:49 PM EDT

A7: Mentor texts, I love The Name Jar by Yangsook Choi, and modeling empathy. #LearnLAP

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:49 PM EDT

A7: I do T empathy. Through #gbl, through grouping pods, and teaching them how to care. #learnlap

In reply to @PaulSolarz

juliethorp Jul 3 @ 8:50 PM EDT

A7: Teach empathy through modeling, at morning meeting, via powerful shared readings, through deep collaborative discussions... #LearnLAP

barberchicago Jul 3 @ 8:50 PM EDT

We’re All Wonders by RJ Palacio #learnlap

In reply to @KarasKrew

teresagross625 Jul 3 @ 8:50 PM EDT

A6: I have a student who is an expert at finding ANYTHING in the room, we just ask her! #learnlap

Ryan7Read Jul 3 @ 8:50 PM EDT

A7: I use #whatsunderyourcape and love using @StickAroundApp & #googledrawings for collaboration for thoughts and more. #LearnLAP

cathylw2 Jul 3 @ 8:50 PM EDT

#LearnLAP A7: Design Thinking has empathy around need embedded in it. @cbeshift

SoperWritings Jul 3 @ 8:50 PM EDT

A7 - Empathy must be deliberately modeled in classroom climate and content https://t.co/KeOBR1j0ve #LEARNlap

mikeplourde1 Jul 3 @ 8:50 PM EDT

A7 Seeking multiple racial and/or gender perspectives help to teach empathy in a safe classroom. #LearnLAP

soulsdna Jul 3 @ 8:50 PM EDT

A7 #Learnlap To K A Mockingbird Atticus and walking in another's shoes and listening 2 each others authentic voices in their sts @TEDxTalks

mjjohnson1216 Jul 3 @ 8:50 PM EDT

A7. 13 books that teach empathy https://t.co/B9Bv6VC7Qk check 'em out? #learnlap

cjkorder Jul 3 @ 8:50 PM EDT

A7 - Teaching empathy is a life skill and is something we work on throughout the year. #LearnLAP

teresagross625 Jul 3 @ 8:50 PM EDT

We write a quote of the day from there! #learnlap

In reply to @mjjohnson1216

barberchicago Jul 3 @ 8:50 PM EDT

Also Last Stop on Market Street by Matt de la Pena. #learnlap

In reply to @KarasKrew

egchapma Jul 3 @ 8:50 PM EDT

Also can be based on opportunities, experiences. #LearnLAP

In reply to @AnnickRauch, @artFling, @PaulSolarz

docvs1 Jul 3 @ 8:50 PM EDT

Can use historical or fictional characters to start don't forget modeling--we are models 24/7 #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:47 PM EDT

QUESTION 7: When students learn to empathize, they begin to care about their actions. How do you/will you teach students empathy? #LearnLAP

RewardingEdu Jul 3 @ 8:50 PM EDT

A7 Empathy is easy when one chooses to be open & responsive. We are one. #LearnLAP

Leighanne_geib Jul 3 @ 8:50 PM EDT

To some this may sound corny... but children's books at the secondary level... goes a long way! A7 #LearnLAP

In reply to @PaulSolarz

Stanton_Lit Jul 3 @ 8:50 PM EDT

A7: I start my empathy lesson by reading Each Kindness #LearnLAP

Hahne_KingEle Jul 3 @ 8:51 PM EDT

A7 I teach Special Ed and have students with all types of needs. Most of the time they teach others empathy & how to see all. #LearnLAP

MsDelarosa06 Jul 3 @ 8:51 PM EDT

A7 Wonder is the most perf. vehicle. Saw such change in Ss last yr reading & discussing. Imp. to slow down & allow Ss to process. #LearnLap

mjjohnson1216 Jul 3 @ 8:51 PM EDT

A7. or ... this list of 30 books that teach empathy https://t.co/ND9T2j8vT4 #learnlap

TrishKing6 Jul 3 @ 8:51 PM EDT

A7. I teach empathy in advance of design thinking pbl using stories of MS age refugees from different parts of the world. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:47 PM EDT

QUESTION 7: When students learn to empathize, they begin to care about their actions. How do you/will you teach students empathy? #LearnLAP

soulsdna Jul 3 @ 8:51 PM EDT

#learnlap not at all. great idea

In reply to @Leighanne_geib, @PaulSolarz

barberchicago Jul 3 @ 8:51 PM EDT

LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS BOOK. #learnlap

In reply to @Stanton_Lit

FinkTeach Jul 3 @ 8:51 PM EDT

A7: Went to a Design Thinking Institute a few weeks ago. Plan to implement the creation of "need statements" 2 lead 2 empathy. #LearnLAP

iowajonhuebner Jul 3 @ 8:51 PM EDT

A7. Modeling through my actions, and read aloud. Have some books to add to my collection after tonights discussion 😃 #learnlap

teresagross625 Jul 3 @ 8:51 PM EDT

@mjjohnson1216 #learnlap

brynmw Jul 3 @ 8:51 PM EDT

A7: We have developed RIVER cards where Respect Imagination, Valiant Effort, Emapthy and Responsibilty are taught and rewarded. #learnlap

bgriffinteach Jul 3 @ 8:51 PM EDT

A7: We did a read-aloud of Seed Folks this past year. Really got students involved and thinking about secret lives of others. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:52 PM EDT

A7 - Excerpt from "Learn Like a PIRATE." "Empathy" #LearnLAP

DayCatherineM Jul 3 @ 8:52 PM EDT

Not at all! I actually want to do an assignment where Ss pick their fav childhood book and rewrite it for their class #LearnLAP

In reply to @Leighanne_geib, @PaulSolarz

AnnickRauch Jul 3 @ 8:52 PM EDT

here's one blog post I wrote on social emotional learning: https://t.co/nRSUCZ79IV #LearnLAP

Leighanne_geib Jul 3 @ 8:48 PM EDT

Please let me know if there were any particular links or texts you used to help with social emotional learning. :-) #LearnLAP
In reply to @AnnickRauch

Julie_Cobb Jul 3 @ 8:52 PM EDT

Using childrens books at secondary is effective for quite a few reasons! #LearnLAP

In reply to @Leighanne_geib, @PaulSolarz

juliethorp Jul 3 @ 8:52 PM EDT

A7: LOVE Out of My Mind for an interactive read aloud that teaches empathy and so much more #LearnLAP

theMrOlson Jul 3 @ 8:52 PM EDT

A7- Sharing books like Wonder & Because of Mr. Terupt by @RobBuyea create shared experiences where learning empathy is authentic. #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:47 PM EDT

QUESTION 7: When students learn to empathize, they begin to care about their actions. How do you/will you teach students empathy? #LearnLAP

Stella_Pollard Jul 3 @ 8:52 PM EDT

Yup! I've been there. #learnlap. Sorry that happened to you!

In reply to @SoperWritings

DayCatherineM Jul 3 @ 8:52 PM EDT

They would do this anonymously, and then swap them so that everyone can read each other's book #LearnLAP

In reply to @Leighanne_geib, @PaulSolarz

mjjohnson1216 Jul 3 @ 8:52 PM EDT

A7. Teaching empathy through Design Thinking? Interesting .... https://t.co/ZZ1r2nKGJF #learnlap

PrincipalSmart Jul 3 @ 8:53 PM EDT

I am going to try Stuck in Neutral by Terry Trueman. #learnlap

teresagross625 Jul 3 @ 8:53 PM EDT

#learnlap

DayCatherineM Jul 3 @ 8:53 PM EDT

Get valuable message from upgraded childhood book and gain empathy for the insight of the writer without knowing who it is #LearnLAP

In reply to @Leighanne_geib, @PaulSolarz

cathylw2 Jul 3 @ 8:53 PM EDT

#LearnLAP A7: I try to reinforce famous passage about living lives of quiet desperation; even the most 'together' looking person isn't. /1

AnnickRauch Jul 3 @ 8:53 PM EDT

A7: Empathy through social emotional learning :) #LearnLAP https://t.co/nRSUCZ79IV

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:54 PM EDT

QUESTION 8: What harm can competition cause a collaborative classroom if done incorrectly? How can it be integrated successfully? #LearnLAP

MrsC3G Jul 3 @ 8:54 PM EDT

A8❤ This! Comp. can promote "better than" mentality and take away from equity. Comp. with yourself or as a whole is the way to go! #learnlap

AJJones2013 Jul 3 @ 8:54 PM EDT

A7: Modeling & having discussions about empathy or through other stories/ books! Charlottes Web always brings up empathy.. tears! #learnLAP

mjjohnson1216 Jul 3 @ 8:54 PM EDT

BINGO! Ah, yes teaching the skill of listening! #learnlap

teresagross625 Jul 3 @ 8:53 PM EDT

#learnlap

TrishKing6 Jul 3 @ 8:54 PM EDT

Ooh, thanks, I'll add it to my list! #LearnLAP

In reply to @SaraKiffe

teresagross625 Jul 3 @ 8:54 PM EDT

AMAZING perspective. #learnlap

In reply to @PrincipalSmart

brynmw Jul 3 @ 8:54 PM EDT

Love the red crayon to explore differences. #learnlap

bgriffinteach Jul 3 @ 8:54 PM EDT

A8: Comp. can pit Ss against each other and destroy the community they created. #LearnLAP

FinkTeach Jul 3 @ 8:54 PM EDT

Kicking off school year with a mini identity unit - leads to where we hold power to make a positive change. #LearnLAP

soulsdna Jul 3 @ 8:55 PM EDT

#learnlap I l use kid book the secret life of walter KITTY 2 teach my7th grd sts literary analysis. They sit criss cross applesauce love it

In reply to @Leighanne_geib, @PaulSolarz

PrincipalSmart Jul 3 @ 8:55 PM EDT

Makes it easier to fit into the MY routine. I don't always have my students at the same time each day. #LearnLAP

In reply to @hoppytoteach

teresagross625 Jul 3 @ 8:55 PM EDT

A8: depends on what they are competing for, some things are off limits in my mind #learnlap

DayCatherineM Jul 3 @ 8:55 PM EDT

I thought it might be cool for someone to do a 9th grade version of "Oh the Place You'll Go" and gain perspective on the future #LearnLAP

In reply to @Leighanne_geib, @PaulSolarz

RewardingEdu Jul 3 @ 8:56 PM EDT

Here's my opinion on improving edcahts. Thanks, #LearnLAP, for another great chat! https://t.co/IH6qxARzQb

cathylw2 Jul 3 @ 8:56 PM EDT

#LearnLAP A7: Also teaches students that how they feel in a given moment, though defines their current world, not necessarily the reality/2

Ryan7Read Jul 3 @ 8:56 PM EDT

A8: the wrong kind of comp can pit each Ss against each other and later the Teacher. Have to balance on what they can achieve. #LearnLAP

mjjohnson1216 Jul 3 @ 8:56 PM EDT

A8. LOVED watching Ss get so excited about collaborating together and involving their families at home in goals they created. #learnlap

bgriffinteach Jul 3 @ 8:56 PM EDT

A8: Have Ss compete to beat their own personal bests instead of each other. #LearnLAP

Julie_Cobb Jul 3 @ 8:56 PM EDT

A8 Going for the "WE WIN" team approach is good. Also important to learn how to handle when we can't all win. Good winner & loser. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:54 PM EDT

QUESTION 8: What harm can competition cause a collaborative classroom if done incorrectly? How can it be integrated successfully? #LearnLAP

SoperWritings Jul 3 @ 8:56 PM EDT

A8 - Why not work together as a class team in a larger competition like an innovation challenge? https://t.co/cUUgUGMQXo #learnlap

rice_julie Jul 3 @ 8:56 PM EDT

A8: Gamifying my culinary class has created very positive competition. Ss love to level up & compare XP’s. #LearnLAP #xplap

mikeplourde1 Jul 3 @ 8:56 PM EDT

A8 The same harm it can do to Ts. Afraid to share because they're self-conscious or want to be the best instead of help others. #LearnLAP

Stanton_Lit Jul 3 @ 8:56 PM EDT

A8: Successful class competition must be collaborative of Ss skills and strengths. Where all Ss have an opportunity to shine. #LearnLAP

iowajonhuebner Jul 3 @ 8:56 PM EDT

A8. Kagan cooperative structures are great for team collaboration without harms of competition. #learnlap

cathylw2 Jul 3 @ 8:56 PM EDT

#LearnLAP A7: They have the power to overcome and they also have the power to empathize to help others to do the same /3

cjkorder Jul 3 @ 8:57 PM EDT

A8 - Competition can create an imbalance of one up - one down this can be cognitively damaging. Mystery Skype healthy competition. #learnlap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:57 PM EDT

A8: I try not to have my Ss compete against each other, but rather compete to be the best they each can be! And everyone helps! #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:57 PM EDT

A8 - Excerpt from "Learn Like a PIRATE." "Competition" #LearnLAP

brynmw Jul 3 @ 8:57 PM EDT

The principal before me did that for grade five leaving. Included students' names. #LearnLAP

In reply to @DayCatherineM, @Leighanne_geib, @PaulSolarz

kylelaurie Jul 3 @ 8:57 PM EDT

A8: I believe in collaboration, not competition. #LearnLAP

DayCatherineM Jul 3 @ 8:57 PM EDT

A7: That is such a huge one for me. Again, through teaching what empathy and insight is while living it. #LearnLAP

In reply to @egchapma

PrincipalSmart Jul 3 @ 8:57 PM EDT

A8 We do not want students to get discouraged and feel not good enough. Competition can be good if it encourages. #learnlap

SoperWritings Jul 3 @ 8:57 PM EDT

A8b - I have students work together to compete against me in certain tasks and debate activities - builds S teamwork and interest #learnlap

docvs1 Jul 3 @ 8:57 PM EDT

another lengthy answer--I did mention I teach ALL BOYS at a title I middle school. Lots of structure & team w/in competition #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:54 PM EDT

QUESTION 8: What harm can competition cause a collaborative classroom if done incorrectly? How can it be integrated successfully? #LearnLAP

teresagross625 Jul 3 @ 8:57 PM EDT

Please join Meredith and I after #tlap for a book discussion at #bookcamppd 10:00-10:30 PM EST #learnlap

Hahne_KingEle Jul 3 @ 8:58 PM EDT

A8 have Ss beat their own goals, learn how to win and lose by playing games and use Feedback! #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:58 PM EDT

Thanks to everyone participating in tonight's #LearnLAP chat! Hope to see you all back next week for more "Learn Like a PIRATE" discussion!

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:58 PM EDT

If you don't already have a copy of "Learn Like a PIRATE" yet, it's available at B&N and on Amazon here: https://t.co/AeHEOqH3fb #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:58 PM EDT

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Stanton_Lit Jul 3 @ 8:58 PM EDT

YES! Love to have Ss set goals and then watch as they excel past those goals. #LearnLAP

In reply to @MrsC3G

mandymtaylor Jul 3 @ 8:58 PM EDT

Chrysanthemum by @KevinHenkes The Other Side by @JackieWoodson Tough Boris by @therealmemfox #1stchat #learnLAP

In reply to @KarasKrew, @KevinHenkes, @JackieWoodson, @therealmemfox

mjjohnson1216 Jul 3 @ 8:58 PM EDT

Many thanks to @PaulSolarz for moderating this chat and all of you for sharing your ideas/thoughts and passion for students! #learnlap

cathylw2 Jul 3 @ 8:58 PM EDT

#LearnLAP Always love to learn new book titles. Thanks!

juliethorp Jul 3 @ 8:52 PM EDT

A7: LOVE Out of My Mind for an interactive read aloud that teaches empathy and so much more #LearnLAP

teresagross625 Jul 3 @ 8:58 PM EDT

We work together towards WIGs. Individually and as a class. #learnlap

In reply to @PaulSolarz

DayCatherineM Jul 3 @ 8:58 PM EDT

Teaching Ss to not jump on the gossip trail and get all info. Encouraging them to be thoughtful before speaking is a HUGE one! #LearnLAP

In reply to @egchapma

RewardingEdu Jul 3 @ 8:58 PM EDT

I always appreciate your efforts as a chat moderator, author, and colleague, Paul! #LearnLAP

In reply to @PaulSolarz

egchapma Jul 3 @ 8:58 PM EDT

Yes! Well said :) #LearnLAP

In reply to @DayCatherineM

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:59 PM EDT

Here's the schedule for the #LearnLAP Book Study. I'll be sharing dozens of my resources during these 6 weeks - Hope you'll be back!

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:59 PM EDT

Don't forget the #LearnLAP companion website as you read for blog posts, videos & photos that support the reading: https://t.co/n5th7TtUmv

teresagross625 Jul 3 @ 8:59 PM EDT

I agree! Thanks Paul! #learnlap

mjjohnson1216 Jul 3 @ 8:58 PM EDT

Many thanks to @PaulSolarz for moderating this chat and all of you for sharing your ideas/thoughts and passion for students! #learnlap

DayCatherineM Jul 3 @ 8:59 PM EDT

That includes us, too. How many times do you hear Ts tell Ss they need to be respectful, then dog out fellow Ts in front of Ss? #LearnLAP

In reply to @SoperWritings

SoperWritings Jul 3 @ 8:59 PM EDT

Everyone doesn't always get a trophy...that lesson got lost somewhere along the way - sore winners and losers abound these days! #learnlap

In reply to @Julie_Cobb

ChrisQuinn64 Jul 3 @ 8:59 PM EDT

A8: Competition can become 'all about me' instead of 'all about us'. Competition should support ALL becoming better. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:54 PM EDT

QUESTION 8: What harm can competition cause a collaborative classroom if done incorrectly? How can it be integrated successfully? #LearnLAP

Hudsonwife16 Jul 3 @ 8:59 PM EDT

A8b: Sometimes they win, my teams not so much n we lose. It helps when we play musical chairs & things like that we can't all win #LearnLap

In reply to @PaulSolarz

AnnickRauch Jul 3 @ 8:59 PM EDT

Yes. This! Strive to move forward. #LearnLAP

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:57 PM EDT

A8: I try not to have my Ss compete against each other, but rather compete to be the best they each can be! And everyone helps! #LearnLAP

kylelaurie Jul 3 @ 8:59 PM EDT

Thanks, Paul! #LearnLAP

TrishKing6 Jul 3 @ 8:59 PM EDT

A8. Mine compete w/siblings/friends & fear disappointing coaches & Ps. I try to model only competing w/myself & looking for growth #LearnLap

PaulSolarz - Moderator Jul 3 @ 8:54 PM EDT

QUESTION 8: What harm can competition cause a collaborative classroom if done incorrectly? How can it be integrated successfully? #LearnLAP

Leighanne_geib Jul 3 @ 8:59 PM EDT

A8 #LearnLAP Clear expectations and a modeling of "what not to do"

In reply to @PaulSolarz

MsDelarosa06 Jul 3 @ 8:59 PM EDT

A8 comp. is demoralizing. plan around comp. issues. Don't do act. that end in ranking of any sort. Praise effort, not product. #LearnLap

Ryan7Read Jul 3 @ 8:59 PM EDT

Heading over to #tlap great chat tonight everyone. #LearnLAP

barberchicago Jul 3 @ 8:59 PM EDT

Thank you for your leadership & generosity, Paul. Always great to learn with you & this wonderful community! #LearnLAP

In reply to @PaulSolarz