A3. Parents have important insights into where their children are at and how to challenge them and often how to help them best #teachpos.

A2. Ss can be leaders in the classroom and help explore each other’s interests. As Ts we need to work together to help reinforce learning across curricula and we need to involve people at the next level (trades, post-sec, etc) to guide and help with next challenges #teachpos.

A1. What if experts drive big picture content goals, Ts develop scaffolding, and Ss determine paths that those goals through their interests and curiosity? Maybe the only role govt should have is establishing a non-partisan org that protects those roles #teachpos.

BQ It needs to be for teachers and by teachers to be most successful. Ideally, district/divisional leaders are successful teachers and cycle in and out of those positions so they can better understand how to support Ts based on their own classroom experiences #teachpos.

A3 Something that challenges me to find something better, but also feels like I can put it into use right away. I find that I often learn so much from other Ts in other provinces/countries. Those convos often have the biggest impact on my practice #teachpos.

A1 Ts getting something of value that they take back to their Ss and gives their Ss a better experience. It helps if it comes from someone that’s in the classroom and still knows the challenges that Ts face every day. Too often it comes from a source too far removed #teachpos.

Hi! Chris, physics teacher, from Manitoba. Professional learning should be about teacher growth so we can be better for our Ss. Ts should be encouraged to take risks and find the support we need to push our profession and give Ss our best.#teachpos.

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If any educators out there get the opportunity to check out the Student Power Summit, do it! Just came back from an amazing time, with powerful presentations and great conversations with so many brilliant and thoughtful people. Huge shout out to @mnicholson_mike! Next year is LA!.

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RT @GBGEdu: The most important feedback we can give each student is narrative, not numerical. @CSarkonak @GBGEdu

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Had a great evening at @BrandonUni speaking with teacher candidates about #ungrading. Amazing insights and questions from a group fresh off their 5-week practicum. Hopefully these conversations lead to systemic change that can benefit all students.

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Great to spend my birthday weekend @Perimeter for the annual Teacher Network Training Camp! Excited to see new and upcoming resources! #iteachphysics #ilovemyjob

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BQ. It’s important to learn to work with everyone, you can learn lots especially when the viewpoints are different. Empathy is one of the most important skills that we need to develop in life, the world would be better with a bit more of it. #teachpos.

A3. Sometimes I see the misconception that if these skills aren’t already there, they never will be. Some feel so tied to content that they don’t have time to address these skills. I found that it’s worth every second as the classroom becomes far stronger and healthier #teachpos.