Tag: community
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How I Use Gratitude to Build Classroom Culture in Science
Read more: How I Use Gratitude to Build Classroom Culture in ScienceLet’s be real: middle schoolers aren’t exactly known for their warm fuzzies. They’re more “ugh” than “aww,” especially in the first few months of school when everyone’s still figuring out how to be human again. But over the years, I’ve discovered a sneaky, science-approved way to build a classroom culture that actually feels good for…
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Would You Rather… Science Edition: How I Use Quick Questions to Build Thinking and Community
Read more: Would You Rather… Science Edition: How I Use Quick Questions to Build Thinking and CommunityThere’s something magical about a good “Would You Rather” question- the sillier the better. But what if I told you those same giggle-inducing questions could double as powerful tools for building classroom community and sneaky science thinking? Yep. I’m talking about using Would You Rather prompts as science warm-ups, discussion starters, and even formative assessment…
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Stop, Collaborate, and Connect: Why Building Classroom Community Beats Jumping Straight into the Curriculum
Read more: Stop, Collaborate, and Connect: Why Building Classroom Community Beats Jumping Straight into the CurriculumI know, I know. You’ve got a pacing guide breathing down your neck. Your admin wants data by Friday. Your seventh graders just asked if they’re dissecting frogs today. But before we start teaching the difference between mass and weight, let’s talk about the actual glue that holds your science classroom together: Relationships.(And no, not…
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