Andrea L. Green (Ryan)

@Chiefs @GardnerMinshew5 Oh wow

Minshew Mania.

@JonGordon11 The Energy Bus for School or Difficult Conversations Don’t have to be Difficult

This Holiday Season, I am going to give away books in a fun way. #SeasonOfGiving Which book would you want to win a copy of? Comment below the book you would want to win and we’ll randomly pick a few winners!

Excited to learn how to move learning forward through visible learning from @TommyHThompson and Sonja Alexander #visiblelearning

Making Every Lesson Count.

Love getting in classroom! So many great things going on! Can’t wait to see the impact it makes! #ITWatchUsGrow #FortProud

As soon as we've learned something, we start to forget it. Here are 5 research-backed strategies you can use when you need to make something stick.

Had so much fun at work! So much laughter and pure joy! Love finding ways to remind teachers to laugh and have fun #TheITFactor2024 #FortProud #FortFamily

This is exactly why anyone who works with young people need to be trauma informed/responsive and to really understand the science and biological content of developmental trauma and how toxic stress and adversity impact brain circuit development.🧠🌱

Fight off student inattention, boredom, and fatigue! Incorporate one of these brain-stimulating, research-backed attention breaks into your lesson. 💫

Indian Trails’ Third graders engaged in their family meeting! Shout out to Mrs. Boone for taking the time to make sure to build a positive classroom community! #TheITfactor2024 #FortProud #FortFamily

2nd gr teachers doing a vowel town review with their Ss. Shout out to Mrs Atagi and Mr. Aggson! Loved that a lightsaber was used by students to keep them engaged! This is huge! #Fortproud #Fortfamily #TheITfactor2024

Classroom management can be tough. Could you use some strategies and support? Then join us for a NEW virtual session on 9/18! Educators will share practical tips you can use right away. It’s especially helpful for new teachers, but all are welcome. Sign up: bit.ly/47huFQP

What a great way to end each day!

Time for Reading and WRITING is never wasted time. “Silent Debate” Directions: 1. Post essential open ended questions around the room. 2. Students move about to answer, comment, or ask a question. 3. Whole group share at end. SHARE the idea with your teachers and school.

How can you keep track of every student’s strengths and needs to inform your curriculum planning? @JorgeDoesPBL suggests trying a simple visual tool called an empathy map! 🗺️

Our 1st IT’s Family Reunion, where we celebrate our super scouts that have shown that safety is important and the top 3 attendance winners. Congrats to Mrs Adams’ K class for best attendance! #FortProud #FortFamily #TheITFactor2024

The process of forgetting starts as soon as learning finishes. Here are 5 research-backed strategies you can use when you need to make something stick. 🧠