Using this teacher's strategies for teaching norms helps students be more self-aware and articulate. I was amazed at how well they could express themselves. The focus on inclusiveness and cooperation is a very powerful tool.
I’m training to be a new teacher. 0 teaching experience. I’m finding these videos extremely helpful. My instructor actually recommended this channel. Thank u for sharing.
I like a positive learning environment . A positive greeting in the morning sets the tone for the day. A smile and saying good morning using the students name, goes a long way.
I love this! I am starting a lunch group for my grade 8 students to come and hang and just have some open discussions to help them communicate and share and be accepting of one another in the age of social media. This is a great way to start things off!!
Almost 200,000 views but only 5 comments. Anyway, when you say you do this everyday, do you mean all 180 days or the first couple weeks of school, then whenever a different situation, like the game, or a test, warrants it?
Being proactive with community norms yields the best results. Start off strong and frequent at the beginning of the school year. Build momentum and buy-in. Then, whenever you are engaging students in activities or protocols that require a lot of communication, collaboration or movement, it's important to review norms and visualize how they'll come into play. Novelty is important, so switch things up. Refresh the class's approach for discussing and reflecting on norms from time to time. Also, if the norms aren't working, invite students into a conversation about tweaking them to be more relevant or useful.
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Using this teacher's strategies for teaching norms helps students be more self-aware and articulate. I was amazed at how well they could express themselves. The focus on inclusiveness and cooperation is a very powerful tool.
I’m training to be a new teacher. 0 teaching experience. I’m finding these videos extremely helpful. My instructor actually recommended this channel. Thank u for sharing.
I like a positive learning environment . A positive greeting in the morning sets the tone for the day. A smile and saying good morning using the students name, goes a long way.
I love this! I am starting a lunch group for my grade 8 students to come and hang and just have some open discussions to help them communicate and share and be accepting of one another in the age of social media. This is a great way to start things off!!
Love this! Really great job creating a positive environment where everyone feels like they belong.
Love this video! The teacher made me want to go back to teach this August. Thank you.
I'm just in love with the series!!! Keep posting! ♡♡♡
Us too!!! Amazing.
Wonderful work!
So amazing 🎉
From here. Thank you!
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Almost 200,000 views but only 5 comments. Anyway, when you say you do this everyday, do you mean all 180 days or the first couple weeks of school, then whenever a different situation, like the game, or a test, warrants it?
Being proactive with community norms yields the best results. Start off strong and frequent at the beginning of the school year. Build momentum and buy-in. Then, whenever you are engaging students in activities or protocols that require a lot of communication, collaboration or movement, it's important to review norms and visualize how they'll come into play. Novelty is important, so switch things up. Refresh the class's approach for discussing and reflecting on norms from time to time. Also, if the norms aren't working, invite students into a conversation about tweaking them to be more relevant or useful.
Hello! I would love permission to share this as part of a program to support teacher's to develop social norms? Could I have permission?
Hi Rachel. Permission depends on what you'd like to do. If you plan to show the video from TH-cam or our website, that's allowed, while downloading the video and hosting it independently are not allowed. If you're curious, Edutopia's Terms of Use can be found here: glef.org/terms-of-use.