Jenise Ediger

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Students had fun playing Native American games!

This book makes me reevaluate how to facilitate design thinking. #BookSnaps #448teach @ajjuliani @spencerideas

Having fun with FFA members! @InmanSchools @dmknapp21

2E telling time with I Have, Who Has! @InmanSchools #DriveStudentSuccess

Brag Tag Friday in 2E! @InmanSchools #DriveStudentSuccess

2nd rock with engineering projects! @InmanSchools #DriveStudentSuccess

A5: I believe less is more! If we spread ourselves too thin we are not as effective. Find what is important and do it well! #448teach

A4: I would like to explore the app Seesaw. #448teach

A3: We need to really know our students, focus on their strengths and make a plan to help them excel. #448teach

A2: Technology takes us places we would not go without it. It helps is think outside the box. #448teach

A1: We aren't afraid to try new things. We put kids first! #448teach

A7: I tell my Ss they can learn through failure. That is true for me also. I grow through failure too. #448teach

Q6: What if students were allowed to choose some curriculum such as theme study units based on what they were curious about? #448teach

Q5: We need to listen to students. What are their classroom conversations about and what questions are they asking? #448teach

Q4: Engagement is getting kids excited about our interests. Empowerment is when we give kids skills to go after their interests. #448teach

A3: I think we are all afraid of failing or of falling behind if it doesn't go as planned. #448teach

A2: Be a student in another classroom for part of a day. #448teach

A1: Talk with kids in the gym in the morning, while waiting in line or have a pair-share brain break. 448teach

A5: Risk stepping out of comfort zone and possibly seeing failure at first. #448teach