#tccbookclub Today is the 3rd week of our book club. We are diving into Chapters 5 & 6 of the book by Lee Ann Jung, PhD with co-hosts Lu Gerlach Michael Medvinsky Ragini Siva

1st grade learners are deep in research for their upcoming Ignite Talks. I am introducing the use of AI and LLM through this process. It has been a great catalyst for generating more questions.

Did you know that the second session of the #tccbookclub was this Saturday? Even if you don't have a copy of Seen, Heard, & Valued, join us for a lively discussion about UDL. For the Zoom link, please join the FB group: Confessions of a PYP Teacher. #thinkchat2020

Starting 1st Grade Ignite Talks w Think Puzzle Explore. This routine activates prior knowledge, sets the stage for inquiry, and defines direction for research
#inquiry #ignitinginquiry2024 #inquiry mindset #inquiry learning #CoTinAction #CulturesofThinking #1stgradeIgniteTalks

Great Book Club chat this morning! Thank you to our #TCCBOOKCLUB community! See you in 2 weeks 📚💬 #UdL #seenheardvalued

Tomorrow is our first Seen, Heard, and Valued #TCCBOOKCLUB early in the morning. Join us if you can! #UbD

I’m facilitating the Virtual Experience for the Igniting Inquiry Conference June 27th-29th. Experience multiple cameras, audio interfaces, personal attention from the presenters, and intentional colllaboration with in-person participants.

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I’m excited to attend #ASCD24 for the first time! I’m sharing The Power of Digital Student Portfolios with Susan Uram from Rockford Public Schools, IL. I’m also looking forward to seeing the Seesaw Leadership Council in person.

2024 Igniting Inquiry Conference is live!

My team is looking forward to creating another immersive virtual experience this year. Join us in person or virtually from wherever you are! Denise Kraft Middletown Public Schools Trevor MacKenzie Jessica Vance

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Thrilled to be a part of another Project Zero Jeff Evancho event. This one is sure to be spectacular🌟 Join us!
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I'm so excited about taking a risk and presenting at Toddle TIES this year! Please join Meg Hanly and me as we explore the strategy of Driving Question Boards in primary Science. Participants will engage in the strategy as learners as we explore a science phenomenon together.

Learning more about Wilson Language Training this morning. Fundations Level 3 workshop kicked off this morning!

Interested in learning more about learning differences and how you can help students gain skills and feel more confident? Join us for our Learning Support Collaborative on August 22nd and 23rd!
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🌐 Celebrating our Alumni! 🎓 These Teachers Embrace the Power of Place-Based Education 🗺️ Thank you for learning with us! 🌍🌟 #AlumniAppreciation #LocLore2023 #RootedInPlace #PlaceBasedED 🙌📚

Our group was invited into the longhouse “Learn from the past and change with the times” Chief Ted Roll from the Wyandot of Anderdon #LocLore2023 #PlaceBasedEd #RootedInPlace

Interdisciplinary learning at Fort Meigs through the science of artillery. Place Based Education incorporates all disciplines. #LocLore #PlaceBaseded #RootedInPlace

Today, history & SS teachers travel to Fallen Timbers Battlefield Memorial Park in Maumee, MI to walk “In the Footsteps of Native Nations” & then to OH to visit Fort Meigs. These places will provide context to the War of 1812 in the Michigan territory #LocLore2023 #PlaceBasedEd

Even our social outing and community building activities are local and place-based. A traditional upper peninsula/Native American dinner at Michigan Wine and Beer Portal of smoked white fish, maple brined turkey, 3 sisters salad, and bread pudding. #LocLore2023 #PlaceBasedEd

A great question the The Center for Innovative Teaching & Learning team asked: what can you infer from objects in the place about the culture, values, and history of the site? #LocLore2023 #PlaceBasedEd