If we are not intentional, we can easily rush into many teaching points, instead of only one. We can overwhelm ourselves and our students. If we are not careful, we can miss the most important reason we sit with a student―the opportunity to listen and learn.
Category: A Peek Inside Conferring Toolkits Blog Series
EdCollab Gathering
Four of us will present at The Educator Collaborative Spring Gathering tomorrow at 2:00 p.m.
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ICYMI: Conferring Toolkits Blog Series
In case you missed it! Check out our posts on conferring toolkits.
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Conferring Toolkits: Mentor Texts
Two elements form the very heart of every conference: the student, and the mentor text I can use to nudge her writing piece forward. ...
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Conferring Toolkits: Record Keeping
Handwritten vs. Digital? How do you keep records of your conferences?
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Conferring Toolkits: Cheat Sheets
Add some cheat sheets to your Conferring Toolkits
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Conferring Toolkits: Creating Visuals for Teaching Tools
In the case of explaining a strategy, a tip, or a writing insight, a picture is often worth a thousand words. Or more!
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Conferring Toolkits: Supplies and How to Use Them
Here's a list of things in my conferring toolkit! What's in yours?
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Blog Series: A Peek Inside Conferring Toolkits
This week my friends and I at Two Writing Teachers will take you on a tour of our writing toolkits. You won't want to miss a single post this week!
