#Pretchat Archive
#PreTchat is a chat designed specifically for preservice educators by preservice teachers and professors. The chats are lead established by future educators as they vote on topics for discussion and co-moderate the chat with a professor who teaches future educators.
Thursday November 10, 2016
7:00 PM EST
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Good evening . Great to have everyone joining our chat. We will start soon. Please introduce yourself.
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is going to run differently tonight we are going to all watch the first hour together tonight here: https://t.co/yzr25nzRN7
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I'm Dean Mantz. co-founder w/ . I'm in Sterling, KS & an Adjunct Professor. Tonight we'll focus on part 1
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We will be tweeting out key takeaways throughout the video using and hashtags
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Introduce yourself tonight
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I will be asking a few question periodically during our discussion of https://t.co/U2gKDstBSg. Plz ask your own questions too.
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Sam from PA I teach preservice teachers about
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Tweet out takeaways as we go
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Our plan for tongiht's on https://t.co/U2gKDsLcJO is to focus on the first half of the show. Second half after Thanksgiving.
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Question #1 just around the corner for
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It is amazing the research behind brain development at a young age
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Ability to focus is aligned to SES! Amazing research
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School readiness can be affected too when it comes to being focused.
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A1: I feel that Ts need to get to know Ss on an individual basis.Yes, that's difficult in large locations. But a worthy challenge.
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What strategies are you aware of to assist students with becoming "Adaptable"?
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A2: I've found that using various tools, ie legos, can be used to symbolize how to adapt to a situation. Then relate to real life.
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Great community outreach going on in the video
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Helping parents learn how to help students focus and with their literacy skills
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Great example of Ss and Ps taking ownership of literacy skill development
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Q3: Which strategies are you finding to be most successful with student engagement & learning?
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Diggin the diversity being represented in the video
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"First you are learning to read, then you are reading to learn"
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Fantastic research going on with brain development and literacy skills
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Use positive language with Ss - what you say to Ss can affect them in ways we may never know
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Signing out I will tweet out other takeaways later!
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Q4: What, if any impact, does parental involvement have on students & their learning?
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What a great activity to do with Ss - the string activity shows connectivity to each other and the school
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Love the exit and entrance ticket to show long term memory skills
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Learning is occurring 24/7, even at home. They guide the students when we no longer can
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Great example of how to demonstrate failing forward and depending on others to help - a community of learners
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Great to see a principal checking in with students at Upper Darby School district
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Q5: Why do you think that low SES impacts the brains of young children?
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. in the video! Great way to demonstrate GRIT in the classroom
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Let Ss show pride in their work - and that can be done by always improving your work
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How did you feel after the challenge and giving the assignment your best
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How does attitude affect academic performance?
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Thank you for participating in tonight's about the first half of . We will discuss part 2 after Thanksgiving.
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Please be sure to ask any additional questions you may have on via & we will respond as soon as we can.
