"Give parents a chance to highlight their talents, experiences, and skills to get them more engaged in the classroom". This is one of the most rewarding practices I have implemented in the classroom. Builds strong relationships...@ChristianSchMgt @tsdlorg

https://t.co/gJ35iKIgQO We don't want to get back to normal. For many children, normal wasn't good. For our children, we must make it the new normal - inclusive and equal excellence for each child. #christianeducation #christianschools @tsdlorg @ChristianSchMgt

Radical trust of students. They embrace learning when they have autonomy. Plus executive functioning skills are naturally developed. Younger students are able to handle this too. #edchat #education #edutwitter

So true! How about take-your-parent-to-school day...Parents as experts in their field sharing with students...about take-your-teacher-to-work day...Parents are so much more than parents. #parentengagement #edchat #education

Anytime, any place learning... the new norm. #edchat #education #edutwitter

The greatest lifelong assessor is the self.

This is a wonderfully written children’s story about Marjorie Stoneman Douglass. Check it out!! #ChildrensBooks #homeschooling

From “Yes, but” to “Yes, and…:” Reimagine Possibilities and Obstacles of Educational Change my new blog post

Visiting @WoorannaPark to spend a day with @boutros_mary was a life-changing moment for me, personally and professionally. I have been gifted with your friendship and reimagining education with you, Mary. We have much to look forward to and continue to create! 💕

@boutros_mary @natalia_walchli @VickyKennyMia @jennykn84014759 @TEEmlerEdu

Thank you for sharing your insights and possibilities. And thank you to all those who watched live and shared thoughts and stories in the chat. I am inspired and hopeful that much good can come from this intense time of struggle, loss and uncertainty.

Thank you for bringing people together to share with each other and to consider new ideas. Looking forward to the next summit. ⁦@HumResPro⁩

Listening in live #silverliningforlearning thanks for stimulating my thinking.

Yep. Will be there.

Let me know how I can support you in this endeavor! I am available and excited to share my experience as a personalized learning coach during these ever-evolving times. There is joy in learning together online.

14. With adult guidance, they can give each other constructive feedback online through messaging and video chats throughout this process. They are the producers and consumers of each other’s learning. 15/

13. Adults don’t have to have all the ideas/knowledge. Show kids how to network learning/resources. With adult guidance, kids share learning with each other online, how they are learning, challenges they face, how they schedule, ideas they create, ways to show learning. 14/

12. The beautiful thing is this can be done at home with siblings, online with classmates, extended family, friends. Everyone is a teacher and everyone is a learner. Instead of an entire class learning one thing, they are learning many things with and from each other. 13/

11. Models/posters/videos/podcasts/storybook/animation/brochure/flyer. Now is the time to make messy learning. Be creative in product development. Ask your child: what can we use to show what you know in a way others will want to see it? 12/

10. Learners have a responsibility to share. Ask your child: how will you share your learning with others? What will you contribute to the knowledge ? How will you improve your topic/problem? Think beyond project building into product ideas/prototypes.11/