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TED_ED - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:00 PM EDT

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TED_ED - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:01 PM EDT

Q1 How can we build a sense of trust in our classrooms to allow more risk taking? #TEDEdChat

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:01 PM EDT

Hello, everyone!! Welcome! #TEDEdChat

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:03 PM EDT

A1: I think it is important to establish clear rules and procedures so Ss know what to expect #TEDEdChat

teachermarija Apr 4 @ 6:04 PM EDT

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teachermarija Apr 4 @ 6:04 PM EDT

TED_ED: Q1 How can we build a sense of trust in our classrooms to allow more risk taking? #TEDEdChat https://t.co/Ljyxxi9zsm #education #e…

teachermarija Apr 4 @ 6:04 PM EDT

TED_ED: #TEDEdChat starts now! Follow OnPointEdu & respond to questions with A1, A2 & #TEDEdChat! https://t.co/iVHhaeu76F #education #edch…

Mr_Parolin Apr 4 @ 6:04 PM EDT

@TED_ED creating a "team environment". We're all in this together, to achieve a common goal ... together #TEDEdChat

In reply to @TED_ED, @TED_ED

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:05 PM EDT

A1: Giving Ss options/choices allows them to choose what makes them feel comfortable #TEDEdChat

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:06 PM EDT

Teamwork is a very important skill for Ss to have - How do you promote teamwork? #TEDEdChat

In reply to @Mr_Parolin, @TED_ED

BCFutureTeacher Apr 4 @ 6:06 PM EDT

A1: I think it is important to create an open, safe environment so Ss feel comfortable to be themselves #TEDEdChat

LDIleeds Apr 4 @ 6:06 PM EDT

strong student relationships, honesty, excellent modelling smaller chunks 2 build success experience of larger learning episode. #TEDEdChat

In reply to @teachermarija

KeelingJoanne Apr 4 @ 6:07 PM EDT

A1 Prefer Expectations of engagement ..should there be "rules" in creative education? Must be careful not to stifle ideas #TEDEdChat

In reply to @OnPointEdu

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:08 PM EDT

What steps do you take to create a safe envir? #TEDEdChat

In reply to @BCFutureTeacher

BCFutureTeacher Apr 4 @ 6:08 PM EDT

A1: I think it's important to encourage participation and let students know their opinions matter. #TEDEdChat

In reply to @TED_ED, @OnPointEdu

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:08 PM EDT

I agree that modeling is always important. How often do you think Ts should model? #TEDEdChat

In reply to @LDIleeds, @teachermarija

r_monte13 Apr 4 @ 6:09 PM EDT

A1 It is important to inhibit respect. If students feel like they are respected and their voice matters, they will take risks. #TEDEdChat

In reply to @teachermarija

AssignmentHelpN Apr 4 @ 6:10 PM EDT

#ClasskickChat #makerED #TEDEdChat A Beginner’s Guide on How to Make Mind Maps https://t.co/HMbTauQCs5

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:10 PM EDT

What are the positives to rules? I can see you know how they can be a negative #TEDEdChat

In reply to @KeelingJoanne

LDIleeds Apr 4 @ 6:11 PM EDT

I think just clear guidance/ expectation. learning is free, behaviour is respectful and productive to exploring the stimulus #TEDEdChat

In reply to @KeelingJoanne, @OnPointEdu

BCFutureTeacher Apr 4 @ 6:11 PM EDT

Allowing students to know what they have to say is important, creating strong relationships with Ss, and daily participation #TEDEdChat

In reply to @OnPointEdu

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:11 PM EDT

How do you build respect amongst Ss? #TEDEdChat

In reply to @r_monte13, @teachermarija

KeelingJoanne Apr 4 @ 6:12 PM EDT

Can help self regulation or focus..sets parameters of thought #TEDEdChat

In reply to @OnPointEdu

LDIleeds Apr 4 @ 6:14 PM EDT

Always. For guidance. Explicitly say there are other acceptable methods - S choice and creativity to answer is very challenging #TEDEdChat

In reply to @OnPointEdu, @teachermarija

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:14 PM EDT

How do you deal with disrespectful Ss? #TEDEdChat

In reply to @LDIleeds, @KeelingJoanne

jrdw110 Apr 4 @ 6:15 PM EDT

#TEDEdchat A1: listen to your students. be ready to hear their concerns and offer solutions! @CaldwellElemen

TED_ED - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:01 PM EDT

Q1 How can we build a sense of trust in our classrooms to allow more risk taking? #TEDEdChat

TED_ED - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:15 PM EDT

#TEDEdChat Q2 coming up in a moment!

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:15 PM EDT

#TEDEdChat Q2 coming up in a moment!

r_monte13 Apr 4 @ 6:15 PM EDT

So true! Modelling is key. When students observe the teacher thanking students for their actions, students learn and repeat. #TEDEdChat

In reply to @LDIleeds, @teachermarija

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:15 PM EDT

Is it better for Ts to model or Ss? #TEDEdChat

In reply to @LDIleeds, @teachermarija

TED_ED - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:16 PM EDT

Q2 How can we create more real-world activities to help advance student thinking? #TEDEdChat

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:16 PM EDT

Modeling acceptable social behavior is something Ts don't always think about but Ss do listen & follow your lead! #TEDEdChat

In reply to @r_monte13, @LDIleeds, @teachermarija

SURRYBUTNO Apr 4 @ 6:17 PM EDT

A2: By having those students act in a reality blurring act, one they might encounter in real life #TEDEdChat

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LDIleeds Apr 4 @ 6:17 PM EDT

All about the hook, first 10 minutes. Intrinsic motivation always really hard to nurture - snappy success and relationships. #TEDEdChat

In reply to @OnPointEdu, @KeelingJoanne

jrdw110 Apr 4 @ 6:17 PM EDT

#TEDEdChat A2: Everything I do in science, relates to the real-world. Including cooking! We should look 4 opportunities! @CaldwellElemen

TED_ED - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:16 PM EDT

Q2 How can we create more real-world activities to help advance student thinking? #TEDEdChat

ZapEdu Apr 4 @ 6:18 PM EDT

A2: Get out of the classroom, explore, do real things, shop for items at the store, interact with human beings in the real world #TEDEdChat

BCFutureTeacher Apr 4 @ 6:19 PM EDT

A2: Connecting content to Ss' prior knowledge is key. Activate something they already know in life and bring it into learning. #TEDEdChat

In reply to @TED_ED

r_monte13 Apr 4 @ 6:19 PM EDT

You can build respect by acknowledging the work and action of students and giving students sincere thank yous and feedback. #TEDEdChat

In reply to @OnPointEdu, @teachermarija

teachermarija Apr 4 @ 6:19 PM EDT

TED_ED: #TEDEdChat Q2 coming up in a moment! #education #edchat

teachermarija Apr 4 @ 6:19 PM EDT

TED_ED: Q2 How can we create more real-world activities to help advance student thinking? #TEDEdChat https://t.co/1iDR5H0k3d #education #e…

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:19 PM EDT

A2: Working with real-world problems helps Ss to see how actions can affect others. Turn end unit tests into real-world projects #TEDEdChat

KeelingJoanne Apr 4 @ 6:19 PM EDT

Ascertain disrespect of what or just difference of thought in first instance #TEDEdChat

In reply to @OnPointEdu, @LDIleeds

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:20 PM EDT

Having a test that would require students to correctly cook something would be a fun challenge! #TEDEdChat

In reply to @jrdw110, @CaldwellElemen

LDIleeds Apr 4 @ 6:20 PM EDT

Absolutely - S thrive on success and praise. Let them see the buzz and reward for their effort. High challenge always #TEDEdChat

In reply to @OnPointEdu, @r_monte13, @teachermarija

LDIleeds Apr 4 @ 6:21 PM EDT

both I think - peer to peer expectations can do much more in a classroom than any 1 teacher in my context. #TEDEdChat

In reply to @OnPointEdu, @teachermarija

_DrDi Apr 4 @ 6:21 PM EDT

Get to know your students and start from there. Connect curricular activities to interests. #TEDEdChat

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r_monte13 Apr 4 @ 6:22 PM EDT

A2 Real word activities can be created by connecting the content to Ss background and connecting to prior knowledge. #TEDEdChat

In reply to @teachermarija

BCFutureTeacher Apr 4 @ 6:22 PM EDT

#TEDEdChat

In reply to @ZapEdu

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:22 PM EDT

helping ELLs - having them practice English in real-life scenarios to them help them feel more comfortable in them on their own #TEDEdChat

In reply to @ZapEdu

FinEdChat Apr 4 @ 6:22 PM EDT

A2: It's #FINLITMonth ...a good time to remember that the real world activities EVERYONE will experience include managing money. #TEDEdChat

TED_ED - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:16 PM EDT

Q2 How can we create more real-world activities to help advance student thinking? #TEDEdChat

DRossiter87 Apr 4 @ 6:22 PM EDT

A3. Why create activities? Isn't it better to apply learning to their current activities. This also then makes it relevant #TedEdChat

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LDIleeds Apr 4 @ 6:23 PM EDT

Totally agree. Building the links between departments and other schemes in wider school have such a great impact. #TEDEdChat

In reply to @_DrDi, @TED_ED

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:23 PM EDT

Prior knowledge is huge - bring their interests into the classroom #TEDEdChat

In reply to @BCFutureTeacher, @TED_ED

salaamay Apr 4 @ 6:24 PM EDT

A1 #TEDEdChat I put Ss in groups and give each person a different task to do yet dependant on each other's tasks.So they are help each other

In reply to @OnPointEdu, @Mr_Parolin, @TED_ED

r_monte13 Apr 4 @ 6:24 PM EDT

Yes! Student interest is important. When students are engaged, the material and content becomes more applicable to their lives. #TEDEdChat

In reply to @_DrDi, @TED_ED

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:25 PM EDT

A lot of Ss don't get enough praise at home, so more praise in the classroom will always be a good thing #TEDEdChat

In reply to @LDIleeds, @r_monte13, @teachermarija

BCFutureTeacher Apr 4 @ 6:26 PM EDT

Do you try to connect activities to all students' interest? If so, how do you do this? #TEDEdChat

In reply to @_DrDi, @TED_ED

WillGourley Apr 4 @ 6:26 PM EDT

A2 Remove the blinders that education must only occur in the classroom/school. Allow ubiquitous learning opportunities. #TEDEdchat #hello

teachermarija Apr 4 @ 6:19 PM EDT

TED_ED: Q2 How can we create more real-world activities to help advance student thinking? #TEDEdChat https://t.co/1iDR5H0k3d #education #e…

DawnOler Apr 4 @ 6:27 PM EDT

A1 Focus on sharing what Ss have in common! My 1st ❓ is "What is the ugliest thing you know?" Ss actually listen to each other #TEDEdChat

TED_ED - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:01 PM EDT

Q1 How can we build a sense of trust in our classrooms to allow more risk taking? #TEDEdChat

npelch Apr 4 @ 6:28 PM EDT

A1-let Ss see when Ts fail/had wrong answer. Model how learning comes from risk taking. #TEDEdChat

TED_ED - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:01 PM EDT

Q1 How can we build a sense of trust in our classrooms to allow more risk taking? #TEDEdChat

LDIleeds Apr 4 @ 6:29 PM EDT

I think more about widening their interest; apply themselves to your topic. Broaden their horizons. Big, weird, crazy questions.#TEDEdChat

In reply to @BCFutureTeacher, @_DrDi, @TED_ED

TED_ED - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:30 PM EDT

Get ready for #TEDEdChat Q3

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:30 PM EDT

Get ready for #TEDEdChat Q3

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:30 PM EDT

How do you like to broaden your Ss horizons? #TEDEdChat

In reply to @LDIleeds, @BCFutureTeacher, @_DrDi, @TED_ED

TED_ED - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:31 PM EDT

Q3 How can role play be used to help students develop important social skills? #TEDEdChat

SURRYBUTNO Apr 4 @ 6:32 PM EDT

A3: because it prepares them for what should and would happen in certain scenarios #TEDEdChat

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OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:32 PM EDT

A3: start the year off with role play activities to show Ss what behaviors are appropriate for your class/school #TEDEdChat

LDIleeds Apr 4 @ 6:32 PM EDT

I'm a languages teacher - culture, linguistics, people, history, geography -so many great opps for this particular question. #TEDEdChat

In reply to @OnPointEdu, @BCFutureTeacher, @_DrDi, @TED_ED

ZapEdu Apr 4 @ 6:33 PM EDT

A3: Seen students completely change when roleplaying. Come out of their shells. It eases their nerves knowing it's a character #TEDEdChat

_DrDi Apr 4 @ 6:33 PM EDT

Build empathy by role playing both sides of a situation. #TEDEdChat

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teachermarija Apr 4 @ 6:34 PM EDT

TED_ED: Get ready for #TEDEdChat Q3 #education #edchat

teachermarija Apr 4 @ 6:34 PM EDT

TED_ED: Q3 How can role play be used to help students develop important social skills? #TEDEdChat https://t.co/ifpj0hrziq #education #edch…

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:35 PM EDT

I love linguistics! - Do you have any particular videos/books/movies/etc that you think work the best to broaden horizons? #TEDEdChat

In reply to @LDIleeds, @BCFutureTeacher, @_DrDi, @TED_ED

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:36 PM EDT

Do you think VR will help teach Ss about empathy? #TEDEdChat

In reply to @_DrDi, @TED_ED

LDIleeds Apr 4 @ 6:36 PM EDT

Mask, develop and challenge viewpoints they normarily wouldn't. Love this about language teaching #TEDEdChat

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OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:37 PM EDT

It's more freeing that way - What roleplays have you seen? #TEDEdChat

In reply to @ZapEdu

ZapEdu Apr 4 @ 6:37 PM EDT

Simulations have been big! Also, we do role playing for ethical and moral dilemmas, a little more improve but kids love them #TEDEdChat

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:37 PM EDT

It's more freeing that way - What roleplays have you seen? #TEDEdChat
In reply to @ZapEdu

LDIleeds Apr 4 @ 6:38 PM EDT

Depends on class. I love using Pan's Labryinth and Zola's work. Frida Kahlo and Dali equally thought provoking for all students. #TEDEdChat

In reply to @OnPointEdu, @BCFutureTeacher, @_DrDi, @TED_ED

WillGourley Apr 4 @ 6:39 PM EDT

A3 RP needs practice like any other classroom skill. It familiarizes/allows Ss to practice/develop enduring understandings. #TEDEdChat

TED_ED - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:31 PM EDT

Q3 How can role play be used to help students develop important social skills? #TEDEdChat

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:40 PM EDT

What is one way you like to challenge your Ss viewpoints? #TEDEdChat

In reply to @LDIleeds, @TED_ED

LDIleeds Apr 4 @ 6:41 PM EDT

Debate - devil's advocate. The more outrageous the better (sometimes!) #TEDEdChat

In reply to @OnPointEdu, @TED_ED

_DrDi Apr 4 @ 6:41 PM EDT

Absolutely! Framed within discussions it would be a wonderful way for Ss to experience various situations. #TEDEdChat

In reply to @OnPointEdu, @TED_ED

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:41 PM EDT

How do you incorporate role play? #TEDEdChat

In reply to @WillGourley

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:42 PM EDT

What would you like to have your Ss experience in VR? #TEDEdChat

In reply to @_DrDi, @TED_ED

TED_ED - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:45 PM EDT

Wrapping up Q3, on to #TEDEdChat Q4

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:45 PM EDT

Wrapping up Q3, on to #TEDEdChat Q4

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:45 PM EDT

What is the best debate you've ever had? #TEDEdChat

In reply to @LDIleeds, @TED_ED

WillGourley Apr 4 @ 6:45 PM EDT

Various lenses; Outsider Parent Best friend Alien Victim Perpetrator Enemy #TEDEdChat

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:41 PM EDT

How do you incorporate role play? #TEDEdChat
In reply to @WillGourley

TED_ED - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:46 PM EDT

Q4 How can TED Talks and TEDEd Lessons be used to show students endless possibilities? #TEDEdChat

ZapEdu Apr 4 @ 6:46 PM EDT

A4: Modeling great minds is important for students to see. The more voices that they have access to, the more they can learn. #TEDEdChat

WillGourley Apr 4 @ 6:47 PM EDT

Have also switched top debaters to opposing sides to make it interesting. #TEDEdChat

LDIleeds Apr 4 @ 6:41 PM EDT

Debate - devil's advocate. The more outrageous the better (sometimes!) #TEDEdChat
In reply to @OnPointEdu, @TED_ED

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:48 PM EDT

A4: Show the ages of the presenters as well - kids to adults all have ideas to share #TEDEdChat

SURRYBUTNO Apr 4 @ 6:48 PM EDT

A4: Because you guys are uploading things that are jaw dropping #TEDEdChat

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LDIleeds Apr 4 @ 6:48 PM EDT

I use them so often in pastoral sessions from careers, to learning frm history, to discovering culture & opinion. Great starters #TEDEdChat

In reply to @TED_ED

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:48 PM EDT

Or have them prepare one side but then fight for the other - great ideas! #TEDEdChat

In reply to @WillGourley

teachermarija Apr 4 @ 6:49 PM EDT

TED_ED: Wrapping up Q3, on to #TEDEdChat Q4 #education #edchat

teachermarija Apr 4 @ 6:49 PM EDT

TED_ED: Q4 How can TED Talks and TEDEd Lessons be used to show students endless possibilities? #TEDEdChat https://t.co/x0f3q9VlXw #educati…

lmhawkhill Apr 4 @ 6:50 PM EDT

A4: They can be used to motivate & empower Ss to be GREAT. Lets them know that GREATNESS is an ATTITUDE & tool for SUCCESS. #tededchat

TED_ED - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:46 PM EDT

Q4 How can TED Talks and TEDEd Lessons be used to show students endless possibilities? #TEDEdChat

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:50 PM EDT

A4: have Ss find talks/lessons they enjoy and share with the class - adds student interest/choice #TEDEdChat

LDIleeds Apr 4 @ 6:51 PM EDT

Indeed. All about creative solutions, researching skills; the softer skills we can all too often neglect in a busy curriculum #TEDEdChat

In reply to @WillGourley

JillAllshouse Apr 4 @ 6:51 PM EDT

Collaboration helps tremendously with this task. #TEDEdChat

TED_ED - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:16 PM EDT

Q2 How can we create more real-world activities to help advance student thinking? #TEDEdChat

WillGourley Apr 4 @ 6:52 PM EDT

A4 @TED_Ed lessons & TED Ed Clubs are like fractals. They keep opening the minds of students to more and more learning and ideas. #TEDEdchat

TED_ED - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:46 PM EDT

Q4 How can TED Talks and TEDEd Lessons be used to show students endless possibilities? #TEDEdChat

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:52 PM EDT

How do you incorporate collaboration into real-world activities? #TEDEdChat

In reply to @JillAllshouse

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:54 PM EDT

that creates a great visual - do you have any favorite talks or lessons? #TEDEdChat

In reply to @WillGourley, @TED_ED

Skymazef3 Apr 4 @ 6:54 PM EDT

#TEDedchat a3 Ever had a class of Ss where 25% have never played cards, I do. Roles taken on in social games are new ways to connect 🤣

lmhawkhill Apr 4 @ 6:55 PM EDT

A3: Role play can be used to portray acceptable social skills: the expectation & unacceptable social skills: bad decision. #tededchat

TED_ED - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:31 PM EDT

Q3 How can role play be used to help students develop important social skills? #TEDEdChat

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:56 PM EDT

games allow Ss to practice roles in a less stressful environment. What are some of your fav class games? #TEDEdChat

In reply to @Skymazef3

jrdw110 Apr 4 @ 6:57 PM EDT

#TEDEdChat A3: Students learn through doing. We role play whenever a student has made an unacceptable choice. @CaldwellElemen

TED_ED - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:31 PM EDT

Q3 How can role play be used to help students develop important social skills? #TEDEdChat

WillGourley Apr 4 @ 6:58 PM EDT

New favourite @TEDtalks everyday. Love this @TED_Ed lesson by @turtlemomKi https://t.co/iDYpu81Pqy #TEDEdChat

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:54 PM EDT

that creates a great visual - do you have any favorite talks or lessons? #TEDEdChat
In reply to @WillGourley, @TED_ED

jrdw110 Apr 4 @ 6:58 PM EDT

#TEDEdChat A4: Inspiration! I love to listen so that I get inspired, I think Ss would be inspired too! @CaldwellElemen

TED_ED - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:46 PM EDT

Q4 How can TED Talks and TEDEd Lessons be used to show students endless possibilities? #TEDEdChat

OnPointEdu - Moderator Apr 4 @ 6:59 PM EDT

Has this helped deter misbehavior/bad choices? #TEDEdChat

In reply to @jrdw110, @CaldwellElemen

Skymazef3 Apr 4 @ 6:59 PM EDT

#TEDedchat a2 Integrity is real world, whether in classroom or outside. Ss are in their real world in class, bring values & roles to them