#TEDEdChat Archive
Sparked by the enthusiasm of teachers in the TED-Ed community, TED-Ed hosts #TEDEdChat on Twitter every Tuesday from 6-7pm ET.
Tuesday January 10, 2017
6:00 PM EST
participatechat
Jan 10 @ 6:00 PM EST
Participate in the upcoming
#TEDEdChat
by sharing resources and collaborating at
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teachermarija
Jan 10 @ 6:00 PM EST
TED_ED: For the next hour, our tweets will be dedicated to moderating
#TEDEdChat
. Join the discussion!
#education
#edchat
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:00 PM EST
#TEDEdChat
starts now! Follow
@Crafterina
& respond to questions with A1, A2 &
#TEDEdChat
!
https://t.co/kZkJofG0N9
In reply to @Crafterina
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:01 PM EST
Q1 Do grades accurately indicate a student’s potential?
#TEDEdChat
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:01 PM EST
@Crafterina
#TEDEdChat
starts now! Follow
@TED_ED
& respond to ?'s with A1, A2 &
#TEDEdChat
!
https://t.co/o7iQfPCbz2
#CreateYourDream
In reply to @Crafterina, @TED_ED
nishant_shastry
Jan 10 @ 6:01 PM EST
#TEDEdChat
starts now! Follow Crafterina & respond to questions with A1, A2 &
#TEDEdChat
!
https://t.co/ZB8EEDFVhd
nishant_shastry
Jan 10 @ 6:01 PM EST
Q1 Do grades accurately indicate a student’s potential?
#TEDEdChat
https://t.co/RUVGw4zbBy
Nessalovesart
Jan 10 @ 6:02 PM EST
A1 Teachers of all disciplines have to be patient + supportive! All students have the ability, but not necessarily the belief!
#TEDEdChat
💡🎓
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:01 PM EST
Q1 Do grades accurately indicate a student’s potential?
#TEDEdChat
mooceducation
Jan 10 @ 6:04 PM EST
TED_ED :
#TEDEdChat
starts now! Follow Crafterina & respond to questions with A1, A2 &
#TE
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https://t.co/3DTFc16Sd5
)
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:00 PM EST
#TEDEdChat
starts now! Follow
@Crafterina
& respond to questions with A1, A2 &
#TEDEdChat
!
https://t.co/kZkJofG0N9
In reply to @Crafterina
mooceducation
Jan 10 @ 6:04 PM EST
TED_ED : Q1 Do grades accurately indicate a student’s potential?
#TEDEdChat
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https://t.co/6u54VdPjJH
)
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:01 PM EST
Q1 Do grades accurately indicate a student’s potential?
#TEDEdChat
teachermarija
Jan 10 @ 6:05 PM EST
TED_ED:
#TEDEdChat
starts now! Follow Crafterina & respond to questions with A1, A2 &
#TEDEdChat
!
https://t.co/RySQSSx8QN
#education
#edch
…
teachermarija
Jan 10 @ 6:05 PM EST
TED_ED:
#TEDEdChat
starts now! Follow Crafterina & respond to questions with A1, A2 &
#TEDEdChat
!
https://t.co/WmSIVyXrzG
#education
#edch
…
teachermarija
Jan 10 @ 6:05 PM EST
TED_ED: Q1 Do grades accurately indicate a student’s potential?
#TEDEdChat
https://t.co/IpekB6nwBh
#education
#edchat
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:05 PM EST
A1 Many factors contribute to growth. An educator's role is to provide tools to succeed + believe in every student!
#NoLimits
#TEDEdChat
alidwr
Jan 10 @ 6:06 PM EST
and children being able to self-identity this in themselves
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @TED_ED
Teach4AbEd
Jan 10 @ 6:07 PM EST
A1: 💯Grades don't measure a child's intelligence
#tededchat
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:07 PM EST
Thanks for joining
@adaptinstruct
! Couldn't agree more! Tapping potential is key!
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @adaptinstruct
adaptinstruct
Jan 10 @ 6:05 PM EST
A1: Ts relationships w Ss are key part of tapping potential - way beyond grades
@TED_ED
In reply to @TED_ED
LowesClass
Jan 10 @ 6:07 PM EST
A1 No. I always feel the 'Learning Skills' (Collaboration, Initiative, Independent work....) are more important indicators
#TEDEdChat
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:01 PM EST
Q1 Do grades accurately indicate a student’s potential?
#TEDEdChat
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:09 PM EST
Thanks for joining
@vagtteacher
! Exactly! Students performance can vary and we need to be sensitive to the whole picture!
#TEDEdChat
vagtteacher
Jan 10 @ 6:04 PM EST
A1: no. We have students working above and below what their "scores" on standardized tests say is possible daily.
In reply to @TED_ED
apoduvall
Jan 10 @ 6:09 PM EST
A1: Grades can measure performance(applying talent), rarely potential(untapped talent), why good T's are essential
#k12
#edchat
#TEDEdChat
mrsbendersci
Jan 10 @ 6:09 PM EST
A1 Grades often show S's motivation and ability to follow directions at a given time- not their abilities or possibilities
#TEDEdChat
Teach4AbEd
Jan 10 @ 6:09 PM EST
Yes! Life skills are so important i.e. critical thinking
#tededchat
In reply to @LowesClass
AssignmentHelpN
Jan 10 @ 6:10 PM EST
17 for ’17: Experts on E-learning & EdTech Trends for 2017
https://t.co/I9aiwWWsrV
#ClasskickChat
#makerED
#TEDEdChat
Teach4AbEd
Jan 10 @ 6:10 PM EST
untapped talent and potential. Love that
#tededchat
In reply to @apoduvall
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:10 PM EST
Thanks for joining
@AliDwr
! Self-identify is key! Making time for self-reflection is also important!
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @alidwr
alidwr
Jan 10 @ 6:06 PM EST
and children being able to self-identity this in themselves
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @TED_ED
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:12 PM EST
Welcome
@apoduvall
! Beautifully said! Teachers that are sensitive to student thinking is essential! So much untapped talent!!
#TEDEdChat
apoduvall
Jan 10 @ 6:09 PM EST
A1: Grades can measure performance(applying talent), rarely potential(untapped talent), why good T's are essential
#k12
#edchat
#TEDEdChat
callmemrmorris
Jan 10 @ 6:13 PM EST
A Brief Story of Mad Black Boys
#TEDEdChat
https://t.co/ZindYyC5v7
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:13 PM EST
Thanks for joining
@mrsbendersci
! Exactly! Grades may show motivation and ability at a given time!
#SkyistheLimitForALL
#TEDEdChat
mrsbendersci
Jan 10 @ 6:09 PM EST
A1 Grades often show S's motivation and ability to follow directions at a given time- not their abilities or possibilities
#TEDEdChat
mattshultz
Jan 10 @ 6:14 PM EST
Grades are an indicator of what information was taught. Grades are not a good barometer of potential or intelligence.
#TEDEdChat
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:15 PM EST
Thanks for joining
@LowesClass
! Excellent point! Also interdisciplinary work sparks connections and fuels further interest!
#TEDEdChat
LowesClass
Jan 10 @ 6:07 PM EST
A1 No. I always feel the 'Learning Skills' (Collaboration, Initiative, Independent work....) are more important indicators
#TEDEdChat
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:01 PM EST
Q1 Do grades accurately indicate a student’s potential?
#TEDEdChat
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:15 PM EST
#TEDEdChat
Q2 coming up in a moment!
massignmenthelp
Jan 10 @ 6:15 PM EST
10 Ways to read textbooks effectively
https://t.co/0iOcFyoUbb
#ClasskickChat
#makerED
#TEDEdChat
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:15 PM EST
#TEDEdChat
Q2 coming up in a moment!
#TEDEd
#Crafterina
#CreateYourDream
MrsMay_Science
Jan 10 @ 6:15 PM EST
@Crafterina
Grades do not show potential, at all, but I do believe they can be indicative of individual effort.
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @TED_ED, @Crafterina
teachermarija
Jan 10 @ 6:15 PM EST
TED_ED:
#TEDEdChat
Q2 coming up in a moment!
#education
#edchat
MrBVadovic
Jan 10 @ 6:15 PM EST
Change in the classroom starts with teachers, starting with assessment.
https://t.co/PTxp0uRp3B
#TEDEdChat
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:16 PM EST
Q2 How can we inspire passion and perseverance in the classroom?
#TEDEdChat
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:18 PM EST
Thanks for joining
@mattschultz
! Exactly! Indicator, but not necessarily potential! More attention to individual progress!
#TEDEdChat
mattshultz
Jan 10 @ 6:14 PM EST
Grades are an indicator of what information was taught. Grades are not a good barometer of potential or intelligence.
#TEDEdChat
RWScholars
Jan 10 @ 6:18 PM EST
A2) By designing environments where it is safe for students to fail and reiterate. Leading by example doesn't hurt either ;)
#tededchat
kstar008
Jan 10 @ 6:19 PM EST
A1: Not really. It is more a reflection of a student's effort.
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @TED_ED
mattshultz
Jan 10 @ 6:19 PM EST
Q2: We have to stop measuring "success" based on short-term standardized tests. It's hard to get to goals in our current model.
#TEDEdChat
mooceducation
Jan 10 @ 6:19 PM EST
TED_ED :
#TEDEdChat
Q2 coming up in a moment! (via Twitter
https://t.co/TtDtwAWOzA
)
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:15 PM EST
#TEDEdChat
Q2 coming up in a moment!
mooceducation
Jan 10 @ 6:19 PM EST
TED_ED : Q2 How can we inspire passion and perseverance in the classroom?
#TEDEdChat
…
https://t.co/UcfRjcYWsr
)
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:16 PM EST
Q2 How can we inspire passion and perseverance in the classroom?
#TEDEdChat
MrsMay_Science
Jan 10 @ 6:19 PM EST
@Crafterina
I like engineering for teaching grit. Naturally you keep going until your design meets it's intended purpose.
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @TED_ED, @Crafterina
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:19 PM EST
Thanks for joining
@MrsMay_Science
! Agreed! Individual circumstances can also impact results!
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @MrsMay_Science
MrsMay_Science
Jan 10 @ 6:15 PM EST
@Crafterina
Grades do not show potential, at all, but I do believe they can be indicative of individual effort.
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @TED_ED, @Crafterina
Int_Colloquy
Jan 10 @ 6:20 PM EST
A2: Just got here-Amanda from TX. Two words - Reflective Inquiry. In my classroom this comes in the form of student-led disc.
#TEDEdChat
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:20 PM EST
A2 We have to inspire students to dream big! Let's cultivate a culture of creativity in the classroom!
#TEDEdChat
#DanceforEveryChild
#Art
teachermarija
Jan 10 @ 6:20 PM EST
TED_ED: Q2 How can we inspire passion and perseverance in the classroom?
#TEDEdChat
https://t.co/PeMEJhp5tX
#education
#edchat
spiraledu
Jan 10 @ 6:20 PM EST
By giving students the option to pursue their passions. S Love persevering on projects they choose vs. ones I assign
#TedEdChat
In reply to @TED_ED
mattpalka
Jan 10 @ 6:20 PM EST
A2: Enable students to realize their ideas are powerful and can change the world. Chip away at the barriers to that.
@TED_ED
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @TED_ED
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:21 PM EST
Thanks for joining
@RWScholars
! Environment is key! It shapes the experience!! Health environment indoors, outdoors, and at home!
#TEDEdChat
RWScholars
Jan 10 @ 6:18 PM EST
A2) By designing environments where it is safe for students to fail and reiterate. Leading by example doesn't hurt either ;)
#tededchat
mattshultz
Jan 10 @ 6:21 PM EST
Learning needs to be prescriptive and wrapped around what interests the student.
#TEDEdChat
LowesClass
Jan 10 @ 6:22 PM EST
#TEDEdChat
A2. When S's feel safe, have T's who care about who they are and what is important to them + know good teaching and learning
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:16 PM EST
Q2 How can we inspire passion and perseverance in the classroom?
#TEDEdChat
Nessalovesart
Jan 10 @ 6:22 PM EST
A2 Change school culture! Spotlight not only academic + athletic achievement, but also students in the arts!
#TEDEdChat
#Dance
🎉💡🎓🎨💃🖼🎭🎻
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:16 PM EST
Q2 How can we inspire passion and perseverance in the classroom?
#TEDEdChat
mrsbendersci
Jan 10 @ 6:22 PM EST
A2 1. A student driven classroom. 2. Teaching growth mindset and the process of how people learn.
#TEDEdChat
apoduvall
Jan 10 @ 6:23 PM EST
1/2 S's are inspired to persevere whenever shown the path 2 success...
@Crafterina
@TED_ED
#TEDEdChat
#k12
#edchat
In reply to @Crafterina, @TED_ED
mattpalka
Jan 10 @ 6:23 PM EST
My AP English Language & Composition teacher in HS mind-mapped Socratic circle discussion. Loved it so much.
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @Int_Colloquy
andrewjnemr
Jan 10 @ 6:23 PM EST
Friends:
#TEDEdChat
is happening right now. Follow along for an insightful conversation about education.
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:23 PM EST
Thanks for joining
@Kstar008
! Agreed! It is also a big indicator of a child's ability to focus! So much can impact that ability!
#TEDEdChat
!
kstar008
Jan 10 @ 6:19 PM EST
A1: Not really. It is more a reflection of a student's effort.
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @TED_ED
mattshultz
Jan 10 @ 6:23 PM EST
Public education has too many constituencies and almost none of the time is it students.
#TEDEdChat
LowesClass
Jan 10 @ 6:24 PM EST
A2 Provide opportunities for activities that have a real purpose and authentic audience
#tededchat
apoduvall
Jan 10 @ 6:24 PM EST
2/2 T's must expose S's to examples to "activate" grit. Self-activated grit is too rare w/o T's.
@Crafterina
@TED_ED
#TEDEdChat
#k12
#edchat
In reply to @Crafterina, @TED_ED
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:24 PM EST
Thanks for joining
@withintheapple
! Exactly right!
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @withintheapple
withintheapple
Jan 10 @ 6:15 PM EST
Absolutely not. There is too much subjectivity in grades to be an accurate measure of a student's potential.
In reply to @TED_ED
_DrDi
Jan 10 @ 6:25 PM EST
by modeling and actually living as such in the classroom.
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @TED_ED
lfayala2272
Jan 10 @ 6:25 PM EST
A2: also by sharing our own passions and interests
#TEDEdChat
kstar008
Jan 10 @ 6:25 PM EST
A2: Make curriculum relevant to their career goals/industry. Students need to see the value in their coursework.
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @TED_ED
mattshultz
Jan 10 @ 6:25 PM EST
I mean individualized at the student level. We have the technology to get to that level of differentiation.
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @LowesClass
andrewjnemr
Jan 10 @ 6:26 PM EST
Q2) My experience is passion and perseverance are best modeled. Students find passion thru exposure, the more stuff the better
#TEDEdChat
lfayala2272
Jan 10 @ 6:26 PM EST
Let them connect content to the real world
#TEDEdChat
LowesClass
Jan 10 @ 6:24 PM EST
A2 Provide opportunities for activities that have a real purpose and authentic audience
#tededchat
Teach4AbEd
Jan 10 @ 6:26 PM EST
Yes!
#growthmindst
. We often try to spread this idea through shared lessons
#tededchat
In reply to @mrsbendersci
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:27 PM EST
There should be an emphasis on effort + focus! The arts help students channel the good and bad! Create more time for art!
#TEDEdChat
UWyo_GEARUP
Jan 10 @ 6:27 PM EST
Retweeted TED-Ed (
@TED_ED
): Q1 Do grades accurately indicate a student’s potential?
#TEDEdChat
...
https://t.co/2PoljlHT4c
In reply to @TED_ED
Teach4AbEd
Jan 10 @ 6:27 PM EST
Agreed. What are some recommended technologies?
#tededchat
In reply to @mattshultz, @LowesClass
FLRichter
Jan 10 @ 6:28 PM EST
A2 focus on character. KIPP schools teach& give Ss a character report card: Zest,Grit,Curiosity,Optimism,Self-control,Gratitude
#tededchat
mooceducation
Jan 10 @ 6:19 PM EST
TED_ED : Q2 How can we inspire passion and perseverance in the classroom?
#TEDEdChat
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https://t.co/UcfRjcYWsr
)
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:16 PM EST
Q2 How can we inspire passion and perseverance in the classroom?
#TEDEdChat
LowesClass
Jan 10 @ 6:28 PM EST
#TEDEdChat
Indeed. Valuing many different experiences and ways of doing and being.... Being inclusive, is so important.
In reply to @andrewjnemr
_DrDi
Jan 10 @ 6:28 PM EST
#TEDEdChat
or helping Ss make connections to life -- real issues (environment, social justice).
In reply to @kstar008, @TED_ED
Int_Colloquy
Jan 10 @ 6:28 PM EST
Working with the Harkness Method for two years. More hands off than typical Socratic in my opinion. Ss LOVE it!
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @mattpalka
mattshultz
Jan 10 @ 6:28 PM EST
Our system isn't designed to illicit passion from students. We are too busy TELLING them what they should care about.
#TEDEdChat
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:28 PM EST
Thanks for joining
@Int_Colloquy
! Great approach = positive results!
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @Int_Colloquy
Int_Colloquy
Jan 10 @ 6:20 PM EST
A2: Just got here-Amanda from TX. Two words - Reflective Inquiry. In my classroom this comes in the form of student-led disc.
#TEDEdChat
Teach4AbEd
Jan 10 @ 6:29 PM EST
A2: Helping students find their passion and realizing preserverence is essential to reach dreams
#tededchat
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:29 PM EST
Exactly
@spiraledu
! Choose vs. Assigned is at the core of student interest! We have to embrace individuality!
#TEDEdChat
spiraledu
Jan 10 @ 6:20 PM EST
By giving students the option to pursue their passions. S Love persevering on projects they choose vs. ones I assign
#TedEdChat
In reply to @TED_ED
FLRichter
Jan 10 @ 6:29 PM EST
A1 Grades are subjective evaluation tools used to determine how a S is performing at any given time; Grades shouldn't be static
#tededchat
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:01 PM EST
Q1 Do grades accurately indicate a student’s potential?
#TEDEdChat
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:30 PM EST
Get ready for
#TEDEdChat
Q3
teachermarija
Jan 10 @ 6:30 PM EST
TED_ED: Get ready for
#TEDEdChat
Q3
#education
#edchat
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:30 PM EST
Get ready for
#TEDEdChat
Q3
#Crafterina
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:30 PM EST
Fantastic
@mattpalka
! When a student realizes their abilities come from within - the sky is the limit!
#nolimits
#educationforall
#TEDEdChat
mattpalka
Jan 10 @ 6:20 PM EST
A2: Enable students to realize their ideas are powerful and can change the world. Chip away at the barriers to that.
@TED_ED
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @TED_ED
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:31 PM EST
Q3 Are success and effort synonymous?
#TEDEdChat
Teach4AbEd
Jan 10 @ 6:31 PM EST
grades should not be static
#tededchat
In reply to @FLRichter
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:31 PM EST
Yes! Diversify teaching to reflect student interests!
#TEDEdChat
mattshultz
Jan 10 @ 6:21 PM EST
Learning needs to be prescriptive and wrapped around what interests the student.
#TEDEdChat
leahgrant2011
Jan 10 @ 6:31 PM EST
A2 Notice and point out what students are genually good at. Ask them about what they "lose time" doing. Help them find their gift
#TEDEdChat
Laprofzhang
Jan 10 @ 6:32 PM EST
No! Success is the product of effort!
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @TED_ED
lfayala2272
Jan 10 @ 6:32 PM EST
A1: I believe grades are a little part of the assessment process. The problem is that this little part has become to important
#TEDEdChat
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:01 PM EST
Q1 Do grades accurately indicate a student’s potential?
#TEDEdChat
apoduvall
Jan 10 @ 6:32 PM EST
@mrsbendersci
S's activate diff.: inspiring stories/r.models, mentors, other S's, trips: key = exposure
#TEDEdChat
https://t.co/NuyDDeuyIF
In reply to @mrsbendersci
mrsbendersci
Jan 10 @ 6:26 PM EST
What do you use to achieve this?
@apoduvall
@Crafterina
@TED_ED
In reply to @apoduvall, @Crafterina, @TED_ED
Int_Colloquy
Jan 10 @ 6:32 PM EST
Totally agree! There is so much more at stake for them when they are working on something they care about.
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @mattshultz
mrsbendersci
Jan 10 @ 6:32 PM EST
I think that it's CONTINUED effort and success that are synonymous
#TEDEdChat
#grit
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:33 PM EST
Well said! We have to create an environment that allows the mind to be free!
#TEDEdChat
mrsbendersci
Jan 10 @ 6:22 PM EST
A2 1. A student driven classroom. 2. Teaching growth mindset and the process of how people learn.
#TEDEdChat
FLRichter
Jan 10 @ 6:33 PM EST
A2 link to KIPP Schools character education program developed in collaboration w/ Dr Angela Duckworth
https://t.co/5zi6oydekg
#tededchat
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:33 PM EST
Exactly!!
#TEDEdChat
apoduvall
Jan 10 @ 6:23 PM EST
1/2 S's are inspired to persevere whenever shown the path 2 success...
@Crafterina
@TED_ED
#TEDEdChat
#k12
#edchat
In reply to @Crafterina, @TED_ED
mattshultz
Jan 10 @ 6:34 PM EST
You can put a lot of effort into something and still fail. We need to remind students that this is part of the learning process.
#tededchat
RWScholars
Jan 10 @ 6:34 PM EST
A3 Success can be defined a litany of ways: $$$, spiritual, exploring passions... but it's VERY hard to succeed w/o effort
#tededchat
_DrDi
Jan 10 @ 6:34 PM EST
#TEDEdChat
Not synonymous BUT I think Ts need to stress that effort helps one achieve success. BUT how do we define success?
In reply to @TED_ED
mooceducation
Jan 10 @ 6:34 PM EST
TED_ED : Get ready for
#TEDEdChat
Q3 (via Twitter
https://t.co/hITexIscAF
)
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:30 PM EST
Get ready for
#TEDEdChat
Q3
mooceducation
Jan 10 @ 6:34 PM EST
TED_ED : Q3 Are success and effort synonymous?
#TEDEdChat
https://t.co/xyAmAP0f7K
(via Tw…
https://t.co/qlUQSGH889
)
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:31 PM EST
Q3 Are success and effort synonymous?
#TEDEdChat
lfayala2272
Jan 10 @ 6:34 PM EST
A3: The question is why and how do we value either?
#TEDEdChat
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:31 PM EST
Q3 Are success and effort synonymous?
#TEDEdChat
teachermarija
Jan 10 @ 6:35 PM EST
TED_ED: Q3 Are success and effort synonymous?
#TEDEdChat
https://t.co/2gYbUH7t1Y
#education
#edchat
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:35 PM EST
A3 Any honest effort on the road to learning is an achievement regardless of the end result!
#JustKeepSwimming
#TEDEdChat
#Crafterina
KatieWhite426
Jan 10 @ 6:35 PM EST
A3:In creative pursuits, sometimes success is the result of multiple failed efforts.
#TEDEdChat
MrsMay_Science
Jan 10 @ 6:35 PM EST
Q3: They are, if you're look at individual student goals. All students learn at different rates so success is relative
#TEDEdChat
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:36 PM EST
Yes! Lead by example! Show it is cool to have unique interests!
#BeautyofIndividuality
#TEDEdChat
lfayala2272
Jan 10 @ 6:25 PM EST
A2: also by sharing our own passions and interests
#TEDEdChat
FLRichter
Jan 10 @ 6:36 PM EST
A3
#tededchat
KatieWhite426
Jan 10 @ 6:36 PM EST
A3: Effort is the action taken; success can be the result (defined by criteria)
#TEDEdChat
lfayala2272
Jan 10 @ 6:36 PM EST
A3: The learning process should have it´s dose of both successes and efforts
#tededchat
andrewjnemr
Jan 10 @ 6:36 PM EST
A3 you can put forth effort and not achieve a stated goal, but you can't achieve a goal without effort.
#TEDEdChat
FLRichter
Jan 10 @ 6:37 PM EST
A3
#tededchat
FLRichter
Jan 10 @ 6:37 PM EST
A3
#tededchat
_DrDi
Jan 10 @ 6:37 PM EST
#TEDEdChat
yes, even with high levels of effort we may not "succeed" but I think Ss may need help seeing even sm. gains.
#Growth
In reply to @mattshultz
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:38 PM EST
Awesome
@FLRichter
! A character report card is fantastic! Self-reflection, contribution, and personal actions are key!!
#TEDEdChat
FLRichter
Jan 10 @ 6:28 PM EST
A2 focus on character. KIPP schools teach& give Ss a character report card: Zest,Grit,Curiosity,Optimism,Self-control,Gratitude
#tededchat
mooceducation
Jan 10 @ 6:19 PM EST
TED_ED : Q2 How can we inspire passion and perseverance in the classroom?
#TEDEdChat
…
https://t.co/UcfRjcYWsr
)
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:16 PM EST
Q2 How can we inspire passion and perseverance in the classroom?
#TEDEdChat
profdowell
Jan 10 @ 6:38 PM EST
A3: yes, yet success often is the end result and can have various measurements Is failure synonymous with success = yes!
#TEDEdChat
STEMCampEdu
Jan 10 @ 6:39 PM EST
and persistence!
#tededchat
In reply to @Laprofzhang, @TED_ED
andrewjnemr
Jan 10 @ 6:39 PM EST
A3 Teaching resiliency/perseverance/grittiness is important untied to a mandate for "success"
#TEDEdChat
Teach4AbEd
Jan 10 @ 6:39 PM EST
A3: Success is an iceberg. What matters is knowing one needs to make an effort to reach success🤔
#tededchat
Nessalovesart
Jan 10 @ 6:39 PM EST
A3 We all have different starting points. Success is often measured externally, but internal achievement outweighs the former. 🌠🌜
#TEDEdChat
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:31 PM EST
Q3 Are success and effort synonymous?
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heyprofesseur
Jan 10 @ 6:39 PM EST
That all depends if invdl progress is considered success!
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @TED_ED
Int_Colloquy
Jan 10 @ 6:39 PM EST
A3: I would like to say they are, but there are quite a few variables: direction, end goal, a plan...
#TEDEdChat
FLRichter
Jan 10 @ 6:40 PM EST
Sample KIPP character report card
#tededchat
In reply to @Crafterina
Int_Colloquy
Jan 10 @ 6:40 PM EST
Have we all read this article?
#tededchat
https://t.co/kQJlhNoQ2f
STEMCampEdu
Jan 10 @ 6:40 PM EST
A3: Effort leads to success, Success leads to further effort and extension. They are related for sure
#TEDEdChat
@TED_ED
@MrsMay_Science
In reply to @TED_ED, @MrsMay_Science
_DrDi
Jan 10 @ 6:40 PM EST
#TEDEdChat
a character report card might be challenging, no? How about self-assessment instead?
In reply to @Crafterina, @FLRichter
mattshultz
Jan 10 @ 6:40 PM EST
Carol Dweck's thoughts on Mindsets address a lot of what we are discussing tonight.
#TEDEdChat
KatieWhite426
Jan 10 @ 6:41 PM EST
A3: And effort is different from intention. Effort doesn't always feel good and our def'n of success can shift over time.
#TEDEdChat
Skymazef3
Jan 10 @ 6:41 PM EST
#TEDEdChat
A3 Success and effort are synonymous if that means that success has come after 20yrs of practice, practice, practice!
@skymazef3
teachermarija
Jan 10 @ 6:35 PM EST
TED_ED: Q3 Are success and effort synonymous?
#TEDEdChat
https://t.co/2gYbUH7t1Y
#education
#edchat
JMaricevic1
Jan 10 @ 6:41 PM EST
A3:
#TEDEdChat
Teach4AbEd
Jan 10 @ 6:42 PM EST
Need to learn how to fail
#tededchat
In reply to @Int_Colloquy
JMaricevic1
Jan 10 @ 6:42 PM EST
A3:
https://t.co/dJrcUzS3WD
#TEDEdChat
FLRichter
Jan 10 @ 6:43 PM EST
A3 Success and failure are learned through experiences; depending resiliency/GRIT/effort ppl learn how to fail or how to succeed
#tededchat
Skymazef3
Jan 10 @ 6:43 PM EST
#TEDEdChat
A3 Thanks Nelson Mandela, a man of mega grit.
mattshultz
Jan 10 @ 6:34 PM EST
You can put a lot of effort into something and still fail. We need to remind students that this is part of the learning process.
#tededchat
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:43 PM EST
Awesome
@mrsbendersci
! CONTINUED effort indeed!
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @mrsbendersci
mrsbendersci
Jan 10 @ 6:32 PM EST
I think that it's CONTINUED effort and success that are synonymous
#TEDEdChat
#grit
JMaricevic1
Jan 10 @ 6:43 PM EST
A3: Creating Your Own Destiny: Teaching the Importance of Effort
https://t.co/pxq9nhrLfl
#TEDEdChat
KatieWhite426
Jan 10 @ 6:44 PM EST
A3: Being comfortable with failure is part of success. Effort makes sure we return to the cause again and again.
#TEDEdChat
Int_Colloquy
Jan 10 @ 6:44 PM EST
Paul Tough's book HOW CHILDREN SUCCEED does a good job of discussing Dweck and Duckworth's work.
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @mattshultz
mattshultz
Jan 10 @ 6:44 PM EST
This
@simonsinek
interview should be required viewing for people working with Millennials.
https://t.co/0aRkwTP0F0
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @simonsinek
simonsinek
Dec 30 @ 6:00 PM EST
Working with Millennials can be a challenge.
https://t.co/qMUkppkHPz
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:45 PM EST
Wrapping up Q3, on to
#TEDEdChat
Q4
FLRichter
Jan 10 @ 6:45 PM EST
You can have effort without success...often people put much effort in the wrong direction w/o success
#tededchat
In reply to @Skymazef3
Int_Colloquy
Jan 10 @ 6:45 PM EST
Yes!
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @Teach4AbEd
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:45 PM EST
Wrapping up Q3, on to
#TEDEdChat
Q4
#Crafterina
teachermarija
Jan 10 @ 6:45 PM EST
TED_ED: Wrapping up Q3, on to
#TEDEdChat
Q4
#education
#edchat
JMaricevic1
Jan 10 @ 6:45 PM EST
A3: In the U.S.,
#21stCenturySkills
Linked to Work
#Success
https://t.co/abR1tLcMaU
#TEDEdChat
lfayala2272
Jan 10 @ 6:45 PM EST
Failure is part of becoming competent at something.
#TEDEdChat
KatieWhite426
Jan 10 @ 6:44 PM EST
A3: Being comfortable with failure is part of success. Effort makes sure we return to the cause again and again.
#TEDEdChat
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:46 PM EST
Q4 How do we create a supportive environment for students to develop a growth mindset?
#TEDEdChat
Teach4AbEd
Jan 10 @ 6:46 PM EST
Check out Helping children confront challenges
#GrowthMindset
@mindsetworks
https://t.co/LwkIGMN4iV
#tededchat
In reply to @mindsetworks
leahgrant2011
Jan 10 @ 6:46 PM EST
Model passion and grit and give students small "grit" tasks so they can build their stamina. Grit is like a marathon! Crafterina
#TEDEdChat
Int_Colloquy
Jan 10 @ 6:46 PM EST
A4: Relationships!
#TEDEdChat
Teach4AbEd
Jan 10 @ 6:47 PM EST
That's the ultimate question
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @TED_ED
JMaricevic1
Jan 10 @ 6:48 PM EST
A4: Classroom culture of
#caring
and
#empathy
infuse S
#empowerment
--> shift the mindset through S
#ownership
= magic!
#TEDEdChat
KatieWhite426
Jan 10 @ 6:48 PM EST
A4: Change how we assess. Straight up. Assigning everything a value is a killer.
#TEDEdChat
MrsMay_Science
Jan 10 @ 6:48 PM EST
In school with scaffolding and guiding this is less likely to happen. We can help them see success!
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @FLRichter, @Skymazef3
leahgrant2011
Jan 10 @ 6:48 PM EST
Q4 Model passion and grit and give Ss small "grit" tasks so they can build their stamina. Grit is like a marathon!
@Crafterina
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @Crafterina
mrsbendersci
Jan 10 @ 6:48 PM EST
A4 Building relationships w/ S's built on mutual trust and encouraging effort over grades
#TEDEdChat
_DrDi
Jan 10 @ 6:48 PM EST
how to create a supportive environment? Connection! Connect with Ss and help Ss connect with one another.
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @TED_ED
mooceducation
Jan 10 @ 6:49 PM EST
TED_ED : Wrapping up Q3, on to
#TEDEdChat
Q4 (via Twitter
https://t.co/OsSDKB36Xr
)
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:45 PM EST
Wrapping up Q3, on to
#TEDEdChat
Q4
FLRichter
Jan 10 @ 6:49 PM EST
A4 Create a safe/secure class; So Ss feel able to express & exchange ideas; Where the idea is more important than the individual
#tededchat
JMaricevic1
Jan 10 @ 6:49 PM EST
A4:
#model
the behavior you want to see among Ss through your own daily interactions with Ss
#TEDEdChat
STEMCampEdu
Jan 10 @ 6:49 PM EST
A4: Teach Ss that failure is part of the process. When facing a challenge, it's okay to take multiple attempts/get creative
#TEDEdChat
lfayala2272
Jan 10 @ 6:49 PM EST
A4: Less judging and more "feedback-redo" cycles
#TEDEdChat
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:46 PM EST
Q4 How do we create a supportive environment for students to develop a growth mindset?
#TEDEdChat
Int_Colloquy
Jan 10 @ 6:50 PM EST
Absolutely!
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @FLRichter
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:50 PM EST
A4 Shift school culture! Highlight kindness! Accept individuality! Make time for reflection through journaling, yoga + dance!
#TEDEdChat
teachermarija
Jan 10 @ 6:50 PM EST
TED_ED: Q4 How do we create a supportive environment for students to develop a growth mindset?
#TEDEdChat
https://t.co/x6fpVrC5xu
#educati
…
heyprofesseur
Jan 10 @ 6:50 PM EST
building connections with students and a whole heap of reassurance and cheering from the sidelines
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @TED_ED
MrsMay_Science
Jan 10 @ 6:50 PM EST
Q4: encourage and model self reflection, teach the importance is quality and the benefits of revision
#TEDEdChat
MrBVadovic
Jan 10 @ 6:51 PM EST
Supportive env's are created by foster Ss learning and differentiating for them, providing TIMELY feedback and learning 2gether
#TEDEdChat
Teach4AbEd
Jan 10 @ 6:51 PM EST
A4: Explain
#growthmindset
and creating a safe space to fail. mistakes = learning
#tededchat
RWScholars
Jan 10 @ 6:51 PM EST
A4: Problem solve individually & as a team to expand ideas and learn to collaborate. Encourage risk taking, failure & iteration!
#tededchat
RyanWDaley
Jan 10 @ 6:51 PM EST
A4: Growth mindset language needs to permeate the classroom; more importantly this should be embedded school-wide
#TEDEdChat
Skymazef3
Jan 10 @ 6:51 PM EST
#TEDEdChat
A4 Never sage on the stage, I like to get in there and
#play
. It develops that have a go habit
@skymazef3
In reply to @TED_ED, @Skymazef3
JMaricevic1
Jan 10 @ 6:52 PM EST
A4: allow 4 missteps along the way to
#success
--> provide the tools for
#students
to combat the negative mindset
#ShiftIt
!
#TEDEdChat
MrsMay_Science
Jan 10 @ 6:52 PM EST
Q4 I always say "imagine if the person who made the first phone said 'good enough' and we never tried to improve, no smart phones!
#TEDEdChat
profdowell
Jan 10 @ 6:52 PM EST
A4 : change Smaller class sizes, individualized coaching with action items.
#relationships
#mentorship
#culture
#TEDEdChat
Nessalovesart
Jan 10 @ 6:52 PM EST
A4 All students need encouragement Growth is individual + grades should reflect personal growth! More Art! More hope!
#TEDEdChat
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:46 PM EST
Q4 How do we create a supportive environment for students to develop a growth mindset?
#TEDEdChat
Nessalovesart
Jan 10 @ 6:52 PM EST
A4
@HOBY
! An OUTSTANDING organization with a model that has inspired student leaders across the country for years!
#RippleEffect
#TEDEdChat
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:46 PM EST
Q4 How do we create a supportive environment for students to develop a growth mindset?
#TEDEdChat
JMaricevic1
Jan 10 @ 6:52 PM EST
A4: there is no one way for Ss to experience
#success
- reinforce this philosophy w Ss
#TEDEdChat
Int_Colloquy
Jan 10 @ 6:53 PM EST
My class size is not 10-16 since I moved from public to private education. It makes such a difference!
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @profdowell
RyanWDaley
Jan 10 @ 6:54 PM EST
how you communicate progress when Ss take risks is extremely important.
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @RWScholars
JMaricevic1
Jan 10 @ 6:54 PM EST
A4: You Learn, I learn, we all learn - differently, & that is a beautiful thing.
#embracedifferences
#TEDEdChat
lfayala2272
Jan 10 @ 6:54 PM EST
A4: by recognising that there are lots of growing options and encouraging ss to pursue different avenues of thought
#tededchat
FLRichter
Jan 10 @ 6:54 PM EST
A4
#tededchat
JMaricevic1
Jan 10 @ 6:54 PM EST
#humor
is a powerful tool!
@MrBVadovic
#edupals
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @MrBVadovic
RWScholars
Jan 10 @ 6:55 PM EST
so true. Encouragement and taking time to notice the small successes seems to be really uplifting
#tededchat
In reply to @RyanWDaley
JMaricevic1
Jan 10 @ 6:55 PM EST
A4:
#TEDEdChat
profdowell
Jan 10 @ 6:55 PM EST
#TEDEdChat
my classes average 40 Smallest 30 largest 70
In reply to @Int_Colloquy
_DrDi
Jan 10 @ 6:55 PM EST
amen! Too often, success is narrowly defined
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @JMaricevic1
Teach4AbEd
Jan 10 @ 6:56 PM EST
Lovely, we had workshop where teachers learn how to create projects to reflect this
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @FLRichter
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:57 PM EST
Support + cheerleading are key! The work never stops and neither should encouraging courage!
#TEDEdChat
heyprofesseur
Jan 10 @ 6:50 PM EST
building connections with students and a whole heap of reassurance and cheering from the sidelines
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @TED_ED
leahgrant2011
Jan 10 @ 6:57 PM EST
First time trying this, what a great way to connect and gain new perspectives/ideas!
#TEDEdChat
@Crafterina
In reply to @Crafterina
TED_ED
- Moderator
Jan 10 @ 6:00 PM EST
#TEDEdChat
starts now! Follow
@Crafterina
& respond to questions with A1, A2 &
#TEDEdChat
!
https://t.co/kZkJofG0N9
In reply to @Crafterina
profdowell
Jan 10 @ 6:57 PM EST
So true!!!! Humour is essential for student engagement
#TEDEdChat
JMaricevic1
Jan 10 @ 6:54 PM EST
#humor
is a powerful tool!
@MrBVadovic
#edupals
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @MrBVadovic
Int_Colloquy
Jan 10 @ 6:57 PM EST
I used to have 30-35. I was doing more classroom management than teaching.
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @profdowell
Teach4AbEd
Jan 10 @ 6:57 PM EST
Yes! Class size and composition impacts learning
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @profdowell, @Int_Colloquy
JMaricevic1
Jan 10 @ 6:58 PM EST
A4: I'll take
#learning
any day and that idea is one I reinforce daily with Ss!
#WinByLearning
#TEDEdChat
STEMCampEdu
Jan 10 @ 6:58 PM EST
local districts have switched to call Teachers -> Learning Facilitators. More represents what educators do
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @Skymazef3, @TED_ED
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:58 PM EST
Very true! We need to support risks + thinking outside of the box!
#TEDEdChat
RyanWDaley
Jan 10 @ 6:54 PM EST
how you communicate progress when Ss take risks is extremely important.
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @RWScholars
teachpluralism
Jan 10 @ 6:58 PM EST
A4: We Ts have to MODEL growth mindset + risk-taking to Ss! We share classes we take, workshops we attend, +new things we try out
#tededchat
RyanWDaley
Jan 10 @ 6:58 PM EST
absolutely; "progress" at any grade level can be conceptually challenging. Needs to well defined.
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @lfayala2272, @RWScholars
Crafterina
Jan 10 @ 6:59 PM EST
Beautifully said
@Jmaricevic1
!
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @JMaricevic1
JMaricevic1
Jan 10 @ 6:54 PM EST
A4: You Learn, I learn, we all learn - differently, & that is a beautiful thing.
#embracedifferences
#TEDEdChat
mdamhuis
Jan 10 @ 6:59 PM EST
#TEDEdChat
perhaps it is as sim
Int_Colloquy
Jan 10 @ 6:59 PM EST
I was once asked whether I was a teacher or an educator. Curious to know your thoughts?
#TEDEdChat
In reply to @STEMCampEdu, @Skymazef3, @TED_ED
KatieWhite426
Jan 10 @ 6:59 PM EST
Absolutely. And keep grades out of it for as long as humanly (or humanely) possible.
#TEDEdChat
#ATAssess
MrsMay_Science
Jan 10 @ 6:50 PM EST
Q4: encourage and model self reflection, teach the importance is quality and the benefits of revision
#TEDEdChat