Isaya “The Magnetic Teacher” Woytowich

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Isaya “The Magnetic Teacher” Woytowich

Isaya “The Magnetic Teacher” Woytowich

@MagneticTeacher

Husband, father of two, teacher & Lifelong Learner. MIE

Canada Katılım Temmuz 2013
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Zach Groshell
Zach Groshell@MrZachG·
Huge steps taken these past two years to upskill teaching in an already fantastic school district Evergreen School Division 🇨🇦 embraces the science of learning
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Jamie Clark
Jamie Clark@XpatEducator·
⚠️ POOR PROXIES FOR LEARNING! Just because students are busy, engaged, or writing lots, doesn’t mean they’re learning. Learning happens when students have to think hard! This guide explores poor proxies for learning highlighted by @ProfCoe and what to do instead. 👊 Support my work by tapping REPOST and grab a FREE high-quality copy here: newsletter.jamieleeclark.com/p/poor-proxies…
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@MrLandesman @MrZachG I try hard to split the class and THEN split again. It’s NOT strongest with weakest but rather strongest out of 20 with 5 below them and then scatter the rest -19th with 5 below them, etc. Fairly close but still supportive
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North Landesman
North Landesman@MrLandesman·
When using "think pair share" and sitting a stronger student next to a weaker one, how does a teacher prevent the "logs and hogs phenomenon" where the weaker student coasts or becomes passive and the stronger student doesn't get much out of it or becomes frustrated? @MrZachG
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Jamie Clark
Jamie Clark@XpatEducator·
Tomorrow’s ⚗️DistillED is a great way to kick off the new year — I’m diving into one of the most reliably powerful learning strategies there is: retrieval practice — getting students to pull knowledge out of memory, not just put it in. Includes a FREE one-page guide! 🔥 📥 Make sure the 5-minute email lands in you inbox: newsletter.jamieleeclark.com
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Robert Pondiscio
Robert Pondiscio@rpondiscio·
Project Follow Through would like a word.
Lee McClymont@LeeMcClymont

@rpondiscio Good lessons should be shared amongst colleagues but you still need to adapt the lesson to your class and teaching. Just following a set lesson plan removes all the substance from it and doesn’t work.

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Isaya “The Magnetic Teacher” Woytowich
It’s that time of year again! Time for Ditch Summit. It’s FREE online PD that you can access whenever you feel like it for a month. Always amazing - check it out.
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Zach Groshell
Zach Groshell@MrZachG·
This is among the best instructional playbooks I’ve seen in a school. And they’re going places.
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Finally got a chance to listen to this episode. It’s a good one! Great conversation and tough questions (many like ones I hear my colleagues voice) answered and discussed. Take a listen - you won’t regret it.
Jon Hutchinson@jon_hutchinson_

🎙️NEW episode of the Mind the Gap podcast with @Emma_Turner75 We speak to the one man instructional crusade: @MrZachG. There is tons here on what explicit instruction is and isn’t, how to support new teachers, and making PD concrete. Search wherever you get your podcasts!

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@BenisonMrs I agree. The trouble teachers run into is that invisible disabilities are hidden (as you said) and I have found even if teachers know a student has ADHD, unlike wheelchairs, the solution is not clear or universal. Not an excuse to give up trying, but seems to be the reason.
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@MrZachG I’ve been to meetings where everyone just keep trying to one up the other and prove to the boss they are the best with nonesense, irrelevant to the topic at hand. I appreciate the breadth of knowledge groups bring but, you’re right, if we’re not going to coach what are we doing?
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Zach Groshell
Zach Groshell@MrZachG·
I’ve been to schools where they had a literacy coach, a math coach, an edtech coach… and all their meetings were just discussing how to make sure they didn’t step on each others’ toes. In this case you might as well just hire one instructional coach who actually coaches.
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Stephanie Howell
Stephanie Howell@mrshowell24·
SS can use a fun box to reflect on what they learned—writing statements and asking questions to each other. buff.ly/3XnHOno
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Doug Lemov
Doug Lemov@Doug_Lemov·
The belief in transferable skills is perhaps the most common chimera (i.e. a magical belief we want desperately to be true) among teachers of reading. A tiny 🧵with an excerpt from the forthcoming Teach Like a Champion Guide to the Science of Reading...
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Doug Lemov
Doug Lemov@Doug_Lemov·
... & there’s no evidence that the ability to make inferences well transfers from one book to another. The opposite in fact... our ability to inference is a function of our prior knowledge... Read the rest here: teachlikeachampion.org/blog/the-scien…
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