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valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:00 PM EDT

Happy Sunday! It's time for #1stchat. I'm Val from Michigan and I'm co-moderating with the inspiring @lekadegroot tonight.

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:01 PM EDT

Hello, everyone! Leka from Iowa. Happy to c0-moderate with the amazing @valruckes #1stchat

hawkeye_teach24 Sep 10 @ 8:01 PM EDT

Happy Sunday!! Amy here from Iowa. I have missed you all over the summer! #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:01 PM EDT

Please introduce yourself and tell us about your new group of kids in 3 words or less. #1stchat

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:02 PM EDT

Hi, Amy! Hope your school year is off to a great start! #1stchat

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valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:02 PM EDT

Thanks for joining us Amy! #1stchat

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hawkeye_teach24 Sep 10 @ 8:02 PM EDT

Thank @lekadegroot. I hope tours is fantastic as well. #1stchat

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Woods1stgrade Sep 10 @ 8:03 PM EDT

Happy Sunday friends, Traci from KS here #1stchat

hawkeye_teach24 Sep 10 @ 8:03 PM EDT

14 amazing learners :) #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:03 PM EDT

Great to see you Traci! #1stchat

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FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:03 PM EDT

Hi everyone. Terry here. 2nd gr T in Fl. Here unless I lose power. #1stchat

cdmom Sep 10 @ 8:03 PM EDT

#1stchat Hi Claire here from Vermont. Praying for all in FL. Great topic tonight!

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:03 PM EDT

I have 22 students. They are kind, sweet and ready to learn! #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:04 PM EDT

Wow! Only 14??? #1stchat

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lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:04 PM EDT

Hi, Traci! Hope you had a good weekend! #1stchat

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lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:04 PM EDT

Glad you are here! Suppose you can't leave your house? #1stchat

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FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:04 PM EDT

I have 15 students thus far. #1stchat Very sweet bunch

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:04 PM EDT

Hi Terry, glad you are here. Stay safe! #1stchat

In reply to @FirstAtBat

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:04 PM EDT

Hi, Claire! Great to see you as always! #1stchat

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cdmom Sep 10 @ 8:05 PM EDT

#1stchat My new kiddos.......chatty Cathy/Chads

FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:05 PM EDT

No, as everyone in Florida is saying we are "hunkered" down #1stchat

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:04 PM EDT

Glad you are here! Suppose you can't leave your house? #1stchat
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Woods1stgrade Sep 10 @ 8:05 PM EDT

16, busy, talkative, sweet firsties #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:05 PM EDT

My new group in 3 words: Breath of fresh-air! #1stchat

hawkeye_teach24 Sep 10 @ 8:05 PM EDT

Yeah it is absolutely insane. #1stchat

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hawkeye_teach24 Sep 10 @ 8:07 PM EDT

Praying for you and everyone in Florida. Stay safe. #1stchat

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valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:07 PM EDT

Q1 is coming up in just a few minutes. #1stchat

FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:07 PM EDT

The reports have certainly improved in the last 24 hrs. #1stchat

hawkeye_teach24 Sep 10 @ 8:07 PM EDT

Praying for you and everyone in Florida. Stay safe. #1stchat
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lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:09 PM EDT

😆 #1stchat

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valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:09 PM EDT

Q1 "Don't steal the struggle." What does that mean to you? #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:09 PM EDT

Q1 is on deck! #1stchat

dubioseducator Sep 10 @ 8:10 PM EDT

Faige substitute teacher in Los Angeles. Just found me out I'm subbing in grade 1 tomorrow Hurray! #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:10 PM EDT

We are using Q1 and A1 format again tonight! #1stchat

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:10 PM EDT

A1 Let the kids struggle! Don't help them right away. #1stchat

FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:10 PM EDT

A1: I think the zone of struggle is where I students learn. They have to pull out and use the strategies. #1stchat

hawkeye_teach24 Sep 10 @ 8:11 PM EDT

A1: It means u grow through the struggles u have. Allow your kiddos to struggle while cheering them on. :) #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:09 PM EDT

Q1 "Don't steal the struggle." What does that mean to you? #1stchat

FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:11 PM EDT

A1b: Not to take them to frustration, just above comfort. #1stchat

cdmom Sep 10 @ 8:11 PM EDT

#1stchat A1 Allowing Ss to work through their problems without Adults trying to solve it for them. The struggle needs to be real.

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:11 PM EDT

A1 Resist the temptation to talk students through everything. #1stchat

hawkeye_teach24 Sep 10 @ 8:11 PM EDT

Welcome to #1stchat

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FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:12 PM EDT

It also means we don't spoon feed them, allow them to copy models. Push them to learn. #1stchat

dubioseducator Sep 10 @ 8:12 PM EDT

A1 Let them try it out first. Don't run to the rescue. Kids need to find their "Yet" #1stchat

tatumkantor Sep 10 @ 8:12 PM EDT

I am Tatum from Orange County and in three words, my students are excited, caring, and creative! #1stchat

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:12 PM EDT

So important not to push them over the edge! #1stchat

FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:11 PM EDT

A1b: Not to take them to frustration, just above comfort. #1stchat

cdmom Sep 10 @ 8:13 PM EDT

#1stchat A1 yes I agree Terry. often when Ss are at frustration they give up.....just above comfort is best.

FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:11 PM EDT

A1b: Not to take them to frustration, just above comfort. #1stchat

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:14 PM EDT

Welcome to #1stchat Tatum!

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mueller1stgrade Sep 10 @ 8:14 PM EDT

Hi! Tiffany from Iowa joining tonight! #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:14 PM EDT

Agreed! We don't want them frustrated but we do want to provide a bit of a challenge along the way. #1stchat

FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:11 PM EDT

A1b: Not to take them to frustration, just above comfort. #1stchat

tatumkantor Sep 10 @ 8:14 PM EDT

A1: Don't do the work for your students. The struggle and hard work allows them to take ownership in their achievements! #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:14 PM EDT

Hi Tiffany, glad you are here. #1stchat

In reply to @mueller1stgrade

Peekapak Sep 10 @ 8:15 PM EDT

Join #PeekaChat this Tue Sep 12th at 9pm to learn how you to help elementary Ss learn to self-regulate & get back to calm. #SELchat #1stchat

iteachsprouts Sep 10 @ 8:15 PM EDT

Stacy from FL!! #1stchat

Woods1stgrade Sep 10 @ 8:15 PM EDT

A1: allow the time to think, Ts often guide to much instead, we should challenge them and give the struggle time they need #1stchat

iteachsprouts Sep 10 @ 8:15 PM EDT

A1: A gentle nudge, not a shove outside their comfort zone. #1stchat

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:16 PM EDT

Hi, Tiffany! Welcome to #1stchat Yay for another Iowa teacher! I'm in Spirit Lake, how about you?

In reply to @mueller1stgrade

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:16 PM EDT

A1 Allow them some "think-time". Don't be so quick to jump in. A bit of silence is okay. #1stchat

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:16 PM EDT

Hi, Stacy! Hope you are staying safe. #1stchat

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FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:17 PM EDT

Hi Stacy, hope you are in a safe place too. #1stchat

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lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:17 PM EDT

Agree! Wait time is so important. Also important to challenge every student! #1stchat

Woods1stgrade Sep 10 @ 8:15 PM EDT

A1: allow the time to think, Ts often guide to much instead, we should challenge them and give the struggle time they need #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:17 PM EDT

Q2 is coming up! #1stchat

hawkeye_teach24 Sep 10 @ 8:18 PM EDT

Glad you could make it friend! #1stchat

In reply to @mueller1stgrade

JaneCulver5 Sep 10 @ 8:18 PM EDT

Jane from Kansas, sneaking in late! I'm back #1stchat!

KLirenman Sep 10 @ 8:18 PM EDT

Hello long lost #1stchat friends. I will try to jump in a bit tonight.

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:19 PM EDT

Q2 What does true independence look like in reading? At this time of the year and later on. #1stchat

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:19 PM EDT

Welcome back Jane! Glad you are here! #1stchat

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valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:19 PM EDT

Hi Karen, glad to see you. #1stchat

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mueller1stgrade Sep 10 @ 8:19 PM EDT

A1: Don't always feel the urge to jump in if a student doesn't get something. Also, be patient and ask guiding q's to support! #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:19 PM EDT

Hi Jane, glad you are here. #1stchat

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lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:19 PM EDT

Hello my friend! Long time no see... NOT! 😂 #1stchat

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valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:20 PM EDT

Q2 is on deck! #1stchat

FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:20 PM EDT

Great to see you Karen. #1stchat

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FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:21 PM EDT

The worse is yet to come...but I plan to stay safe. :-) #1stchat

KLirenman Sep 10 @ 8:20 PM EDT

Glad you are safe Terry!
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Woods1stgrade Sep 10 @ 8:22 PM EDT

A2: independence right not looks like staying at read to self or listening center the whole time w/o roaming or talking #1stchat

JaneCulver5 Sep 10 @ 8:22 PM EDT

A2: Starts with the Love of reading, moving to reading with pictures and finally on to reading the words with comprehension ! #1stchat

FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:22 PM EDT

A2: Have to remember back to early first grade. I know it looks much different. #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:23 PM EDT

A2 Right now we are still building stamina in reading. Independence looks like engagement and a desire to grow as a reader. #1stchat

JaneCulver5 Sep 10 @ 8:23 PM EDT

Love Daily 5 cause it gets them there doesn't it? #1stchat

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Woods1stgrade Sep 10 @ 8:23 PM EDT

I like that "a desire to grow" #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:23 PM EDT

A2 Right now we are still building stamina in reading. Independence looks like engagement and a desire to grow as a reader. #1stchat

FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:23 PM EDT

Did you get to reunite? #1stchat

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:19 PM EDT

Hello my friend! Long time no see... NOT! 😂 #1stchat
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cdmom Sep 10 @ 8:23 PM EDT

#1stchat A2 indp in rding Ss reading bks at their level, using rding strategies as Ss work through the text, able 2 retell what they rd

KLirenman Sep 10 @ 8:24 PM EDT

A2 True independence is being able to self select books , question and comprehend as they read, and be looking for new challenges. #1stchat

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valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:24 PM EDT

A2 Independence looks like excitement about reading. #1stchat

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:24 PM EDT

A1 at this time year, being able to enjoy books without getting distracted easily. Later reading with strategies and comprehension. #1stchat

hawkeye_teach24 Sep 10 @ 8:24 PM EDT

A2: Reading now looks like the interest and love for reading. Later pushing themselves in their reading to try books just above. #1stchat

iteachsprouts Sep 10 @ 8:24 PM EDT

A2: Building stamina, choosing "good fit" books, and observing the strategies they are using. #1stchat

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:24 PM EDT

This was A2! #1stchat

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:24 PM EDT

A1 at this time year, being able to enjoy books without getting distracted easily. Later reading with strategies and comprehension. #1stchat

dubioseducator Sep 10 @ 8:24 PM EDT

A2 Independence now: take book out of book back. Built stamina to stay w/it for awhile before needing help or talking to friends. #1stchat

Woods1stgrade Sep 10 @ 8:24 PM EDT

A2: by the end of the year, independence is the Ss learning from reading, engaged in text, and enjoying #1stchat

cdmom Sep 10 @ 8:25 PM EDT

#1stchat A2 beg. of year reading looks like Ss sitting quietly with a book at their level "Reading" the pictures making sense of the story

smalchow Sep 10 @ 8:25 PM EDT

Hi everyone!!! Sara from WI joining in a bit late. What's the topic tonight? #1stchat

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:25 PM EDT

We were face timing:) #1stchat

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KLirenman Sep 10 @ 8:25 PM EDT

A2 I'm not sure if anyone every becomes a truly independent reader. Even as adults we look for suggestions from others. #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:25 PM EDT

Love for reading! Love that! #1stchat

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iteachsprouts Sep 10 @ 8:26 PM EDT

A2B: Later responding to reading, discussing what they're reading, and able to make recommendations to peers. #1stchat

mueller1stgrade Sep 10 @ 8:26 PM EDT

A2: independence now looks more like choosing a way they can read to get them excited and engaged. Read pictures or read words! #1stchat

dubioseducator Sep 10 @ 8:26 PM EDT

Yes engagement & a desire to read!! #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:23 PM EDT

A2 Right now we are still building stamina in reading. Independence looks like engagement and a desire to grow as a reader. #1stchat

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:26 PM EDT

Hello friend! Improving Independency is our topic. #1stchat

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valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:27 PM EDT

Hi Sara, glad you are here. Topic: Promoting independence. #1stchat

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cdmom Sep 10 @ 8:28 PM EDT

#1stchat I agree being able to make recommendations to peers with good reasons.

iteachsprouts Sep 10 @ 8:26 PM EDT

A2B: Later responding to reading, discussing what they're reading, and able to make recommendations to peers. #1stchat

KLirenman Sep 10 @ 8:28 PM EDT

I think of my students as being independent readers when they get upset if they don't get their reading time each day. #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:28 PM EDT

Q3 is coming up! #1stchat

dubioseducator Sep 10 @ 8:28 PM EDT

A2 Later Sts. Search for books that interest them not dependent on levels but on genres and passions, I hope. Love of reading grows #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:29 PM EDT

Q3 What does independence look like in writing? #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:29 PM EDT

Q3 is on deck! #1stchat

cdmom Sep 10 @ 8:30 PM EDT

#1stchat I love this! It makes my heart sing!

KLirenman Sep 10 @ 8:28 PM EDT

I think of my students as being independent readers when they get upset if they don't get their reading time each day. #1stchat

FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:30 PM EDT

A3: Engaged in a task. Drawing pictures or writing words with use of sounds they know. Possibly blogging too. #1stchat

KLirenman Sep 10 @ 8:31 PM EDT

A3 To me independence is the desire and ability to take their ideas and create a piece of writing. Looks different for all though. #1stchat

cdmom Sep 10 @ 8:31 PM EDT

#1stchat A3 True indp. in writing…Ss come up with an idea, then write freely using letter/sound relationships, adding details, pictures

dubioseducator Sep 10 @ 8:31 PM EDT

A3 I introduce Head Maps to 2nd Grade I subbed in. Independence : having ideas #1stchat

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:31 PM EDT

A3 Being able to tell a story then put it down on a paper with drawing, words and sentences. #1stchat

hawkeye_teach24 Sep 10 @ 8:31 PM EDT

A3: Ss are taking risk and not relying on the t to spell the words for them. #1stchat

RockingReading Sep 10 @ 8:32 PM EDT

Mary from NC joining for 1st time. A3: Drawing and labeling pictures, for some adding sentence/s with words and sounds they know. #1stchat

smalchow Sep 10 @ 8:32 PM EDT

Independence in writing to me is also when they know where to look and when to use resources availalble to them #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:32 PM EDT

A3 Independence in writing looks like a learner who attempts to write words and letter sounds with confidence. #1stchat

cdmom Sep 10 @ 8:32 PM EDT

#1stchat A3 in writing we practice every day just like reading. I connect writing back to reading often. an audience is also important

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:32 PM EDT

We are starting to train on these skills! #1stchat

smalchow Sep 10 @ 8:32 PM EDT

Independence in writing to me is also when they know where to look and when to use resources availalble to them #1stchat

FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:32 PM EDT

Just did this last week. #1stchat

KLirenman Sep 10 @ 8:32 PM EDT

A3 For independence it is imperative that children see themselves as writers (or readers). #1stchat

mueller1stgrade Sep 10 @ 8:33 PM EDT

Q3: choosing what they want to write about and letting their ideas flow! ❤️ #1stchat

KLirenman Sep 10 @ 8:33 PM EDT

Mine too! #1stchat

In reply to @cdmom

iteachsprouts Sep 10 @ 8:33 PM EDT

A3: Interest in learning tools for becoming writers, using word walls, using sounds to spell words, matching pics to text. #1stchat

dubioseducator Sep 10 @ 8:33 PM EDT

A3 I introduced Heart Maps to 2nd Grade Independence coming up with ideas. 1sts can draw or best guess spell indeas #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:34 PM EDT

Yes! Using available resources is so important. My heart smiles when the go over to the word wall to support their writing. #1stchat

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Woods1stgrade Sep 10 @ 8:34 PM EDT

A3: I think of my Ss as independent writers if they can get their ideas out in an organized manner, some Ss can't physically write #1stchat

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:34 PM EDT

A3 Independent writers know a purpose for writing. Authentic purposes promote independent writing. #1stchat

dubioseducator Sep 10 @ 8:34 PM EDT

Heart Map ideas #1stchat

RockingReading Sep 10 @ 8:34 PM EDT

A3: Learning to take risks and not ask for help with spelling unknown words, choosing their own topics, using resources ind. #1stchat

tatumkantor Sep 10 @ 8:34 PM EDT

A2: At this time of year, being able to pick out books and be engaged in one's own reading and reading with comprehension later on #1stchat

KLirenman Sep 10 @ 8:34 PM EDT

Absolutely Faige. This year I have multi age again (K-3). It is important to see my learners as unique and individual learners. #1stchat

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FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:35 PM EDT

A3: I just introduced blogging to my Ss, and I love to hear (often) can we blog? #1stchat

KLirenman Sep 10 @ 8:36 PM EDT

That’s music to the ears! You’re teaching 2 this year right Terry? #1stchat

In reply to @FirstAtBat

tatumkantor Sep 10 @ 8:36 PM EDT

A3: Independence in writing looks like a writer who can pick a topic to write about, and sound out the words on their own #1stchat

FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:36 PM EDT

Yes. 2nd this year and hope to move to 3rd with them. #1stchat

KLirenman Sep 10 @ 8:36 PM EDT

That’s music to the ears! You’re teaching 2 this year right Terry? #1stchat
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valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:37 PM EDT

A3 Making connections in their writing to other subjects, reading, and to the world around them. #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:39 PM EDT

Q4 is coming up. Don't forget to use the #1stchat hashtag in you tweets.

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:40 PM EDT

Q4 What does independence in math look like? #1stchat

FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:40 PM EDT

They all have their own blogs. Check out @EasyblogDotOrg It is awesome and just like it say, super kid friendly. #1stchat

SaraKiffe Sep 10 @ 8:39 PM EDT

Does each S have a blog or are they on yours and what blog site do you use?
In reply to @FirstAtBat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:40 PM EDT

Q4 is on deck! #1stchat

JaneCulver5 Sep 10 @ 8:41 PM EDT

A3: Weaning them off of asking the T for help can sometimes take time, but important step. #1stchat

FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:41 PM EDT

A4: Math is so diverse in my Ss. But I would say ind Ss have strategies and can attack their problem solving. #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:42 PM EDT

A1 Independence in math looks like not giving up when it gets harder. #1stchat

KLirenman Sep 10 @ 8:42 PM EDT

A4 When children are taught to think independently, create their own work (vs consuming) they become independent. #1stchat

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:42 PM EDT

A4 Ss have perseverance to problem solve & struggle on their own. They know what tools to use to solve problems. #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:42 PM EDT

That was A4. #1stchat

JaneCulver5 Sep 10 @ 8:43 PM EDT

A4: All about teaching them strategies to problem solve using the best fit strategy for themselves. #1stchat

cdmom Sep 10 @ 8:43 PM EDT

#1stchat A4 True indp in math….Ss r able to read a problem, using math strategies, work through prob. with drawings & facts.

Woods1stgrade Sep 10 @ 8:43 PM EDT

that's true in whatever subject content #1stchat

KLirenman Sep 10 @ 8:42 PM EDT

A4 When children are taught to think independently, create their own work (vs consuming) they become independent. #1stchat

RockingReading Sep 10 @ 8:44 PM EDT

A4: Ss working in math centers without need of teacher support & sticking with problems even when they are tricky. #1stchat

KLirenman Sep 10 @ 8:44 PM EDT

Yes! Absolutely! It’s subject neutral. Independence is supporting students to get to where they have control of their learning. #1stchat

In reply to @Woods1stgrade

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:45 PM EDT

A4 Indep in math looks like being okay with not winning a math game because it's the math practice/learning that's important. #1stchat

iteachsprouts Sep 10 @ 8:45 PM EDT

A4: Able to choose a strategy that works for them, explain their thinking, and help others. #goals #1stchat

cdmom Sep 10 @ 8:45 PM EDT

#1stchat A4 Ss actually thinking about the problem and then attacking it with strategies....being able to answer the question. this is hard

hawkeye_teach24 Sep 10 @ 8:45 PM EDT

A4: Using math knowledge while working through the math centers #1stchat

KLirenman Sep 10 @ 8:45 PM EDT

And if we are fortunate, a problem we all have! #1stchat

In reply to @litcoachlou

van_hemert_ann Sep 10 @ 8:46 PM EDT

#1stchat A4 I see independence in math when a student starts to solve a problem and use strategies without a prompt

tatumkantor Sep 10 @ 8:47 PM EDT

A4: Independence in math looks like using manipulatives, and any math tools at hand to be a problem solver #1stchat

KLirenman Sep 10 @ 8:47 PM EDT

As teachers we need to be careful not to put structures in place that encourage our students to be dependent on us. #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:48 PM EDT

A5 is coming up! Last question of the night. #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:49 PM EDT

Q5 How do we promote social/emotional independence? #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:49 PM EDT

Q5 is on deck! #1stchat

mueller1stgrade Sep 10 @ 8:50 PM EDT

A4: Ss are taking strategies learned and applying them on their own with confidence! #1stchat

FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:50 PM EDT

A5: I feel like a broken record tonight...but all independence comes from having strategies. They need to know what to do. #1stchat

dubioseducator Sep 10 @ 8:51 PM EDT

Sorry got to run. Dinner calls. Have a great year From my blog https://t.co/6v9Fg3W4OL #1stchat

iteachsprouts Sep 10 @ 8:51 PM EDT

A5: Help children articulate how they are feeling. Guide problem solving with words, "I don't like..." Build a community in class. #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:51 PM EDT

A5 We promote social/emotional independence by letting go of control and trusting our students' ability to do more. #1stchat

KLirenman Sep 10 @ 8:52 PM EDT

We promote ALL types of independence by doing this. #1stchat

In reply to @valruckes

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:52 PM EDT

I agree! First grade students can handle a lot! #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:51 PM EDT

A5 We promote social/emotional independence by letting go of control and trusting our students' ability to do more. #1stchat

cdmom Sep 10 @ 8:52 PM EDT

#1stchat A5 I have a spot in my room called a Peace Corner, it's quiet comfortable in a corner to de-escalate or find peace w/in themselves

smalchow Sep 10 @ 8:53 PM EDT

Agree that we need to provide strategies for Ss. We also need to model and reinforce those strategies so independence can be gained #1stchat

KLirenman Sep 10 @ 8:53 PM EDT

We can hlp stdnts achieve social/emotional independence by helping them w/ self regulation, and helping them learn missing skills. #1stchat

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:54 PM EDT

A5 Help ss recognize pattern in their behavior. Come up with strategies and solutions. Guide them to use them accordingly. #1stchat

RockingReading Sep 10 @ 8:54 PM EDT

A5: Teaching students the vocabulary to express their feelings. Modeling with students how to navigate differing situations. #1stchat

Seesaw Sep 10 @ 8:55 PM EDT

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van_hemert_ann Sep 10 @ 8:55 PM EDT

#1stchat A5 Giving space to calm themselves when frustrated. Teaching them to be responsible for their reactions to peers.

mueller1stgrade Sep 10 @ 8:55 PM EDT

Q5: Encourage Ss to think through situations and problem solve. Be a listening ear as a Tt. Provide time to chat if they need it. #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:55 PM EDT

I have to remind myself to do less in order to provide them with opportunities to do more. #1stchat

FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:55 PM EDT

A5: I think we also have to show them that choices have consequences. #1stchat

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:55 PM EDT

A5 We are doing a lot of role playing right now. Help them see problems/situations from outside. #1stchat

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:57 PM EDT

A5 Ss feelings should be valued and heard in even heated situations. Let them know we care about how they feel. #1stchat

FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:58 PM EDT

A5: Use literature and discussion to approach ideas and topics. #1stchat

valruckes - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:58 PM EDT

A5 We are also working on team-building and collaborating with peers appropriately. #1stchat

lekadegroot - Moderator Sep 10 @ 8:59 PM EDT

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FirstAtBat Sep 10 @ 8:58 PM EDT

A5: Use literature and discussion to approach ideas and topics. #1stchat

JaneCulver5 Sep 10 @ 8:59 PM EDT

A5: Teachable moments are so valuable in first! #1stchat