Student performance on classroom exams should be a powerful datapoint for teachers' practices, not just a view that students haven't done what they need to do to prepare.

Inquiry-based instruction is not a mind-reading game where students are expected to guess what you are thinking.

Inquiry-based instruction is carefully prompting a state of curiosity to prime students' brain to think along with you.

In a new featured article, UD School of Education's Dr. Sarah Louise Curtiss explores the tensions between hopes and expectations in vocational planning for autistic young adults. Read the research spotlight here: cehd.udel.edu/research-spotl…

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It took me several tries.
Lots of broken yolks.
Many days, turning fried eggs into scrambled.
What if we gave Ts the same opportunity to learn from the rough drafts? #iteachmath #roughdrafts Amanda Jansen AMTNJ - Association of Math Teachers of New Jersey

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oooh! T.J. is awesome! Join him!

There is no “teacher shortage” beyond the one we’ve constructed by making the profession untenable.

Teachers - please read and share your thoughts -- link in the original tweet.

I like to say that inviting students to reflect on how they revised their thinking is a sixth practice after the five practices.

Conversation we had today in a BTC book study... Amanda Jansen and Peter Liljedahl should team up to do a BTC Rough Draft Math collab because they go so well together!

Wow okay hot take from Howie Hua on the latest ep of Math Therapy podcast 🧠🎙: we all need to stop using the word “YOU” in math class 😱‼️ What do you think?! Agree / disagree / somewhere in between? Let me know LET’S GET INTO IT👇👇👇

These responses are great! I would add, in students’ prompts for reflection, asking students to reflect on how they revised their thinking today during class.

I realized that I interrupt my students when they are presenting their thinking - to point out something important about what they just said - but I resolve to STOP. This is just RUDE of me! I can wait until they're done!!! What am I doing?! Calling myself out.

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You can also use this code if you're not at AERA, I imagine, because how would anyone know?! 25% off is a great deal!!!

If you're still in Philly for #AERA24 and are looking for restaurants, while at the conference: I had two great dinners at (1) Charlie was a Sinner and (2) The Love. Both are vegetarian friendly, especially Charlie was a Sinner.

My toxic trait is not clicking yes or no on Google Calendar invitations. Will I show up? It's a mystery.

Louder for those in the back! #mtbos

My GRAs Sarah Clerjuste 🇭🇹 & Elena Silla did a great job putting together their 1st symposium for #AERA24 . Interesting collection of works presented followed by a nice lunch w/coauthors & great networking opportunity for some of our UD School of Education PhD students interested in math learning!