Dr. Jeanna Wagner

@BrandonLuuMD Anecdotally, I see this too. Anyone see any studies that are within the last 5 years that have similar findings? Since this study is 12 years old, we've literally turned over every student since then.

Students who took notes by hand scored ~28% higher on conceptual questions than laptop note-takers. Writing forces your brain to process and compress ideas instead of copying them.

The reason a lot of teachers impose a, "cost," is often to teach responsibility and to affirm those who got their act together and turned it in on time. The concern with this approach, however, is that we're saying that the cost comes in the form of falsifying the report of student learning, which is not helpful or ethical, and it definitely doesn't teach personal responsibility or time management. The research is quite clear that punitive grades and falsifying learning reports by conflating compliance or timeliness with learning does not teach build maturity the way many think it does. It would be worth looking at those other elements for teaching these virtues and work habits, such as student agency, executive function, fostering independence, self-monitoring learning progress, meaning-making, and more. For now, though, let's make the "cost" of being late sacrificing other, preferred activities for sake of needing to finish work in a timely manner, requiring student reflection on decisions made that did not yield mature results, building executive function skills, helping to remove biases and obstacles that keep students from focusing on learning, reporting on personal work habits separately from academic proficiency in content, and similar. They do a much better job of student personal growth and accountability.

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Back at it with @ErinInfoPro tomorrow, October 18, at MassCUE! Join us on the red level SE mezzanine to chat about how to move your info literacy into the 22nd century. #MassCUE tinyurl.com/ysto48eg

@google Please give us in the K-12 education realm the option to change Docs defaults to NOT show this. This is not beneficial to most students. workspaceupdates.googleblog.com/2023/10/build-… via @google

In a recent ReThinking podcast, Adam Grant suggested ways to improve meetings. He suggested framing meeting agenda items as questions to answer rather than tasks to complete. Why not do that in the classroom too? This seems like a simple shift that can make a profound difference!

Have you ever wanted to embed your own questions in YouTube videos? Now you can...and #GoogleClassroom will score the responses! This new feature is a homerun for teachers! 👇 open.substack.com/pub/drjrw/p/ad…

Do your students "word vomit?" Maybe tech can help! I'm moving my Friday Technovations over to Substack. First up: strategies to help students use non-traditional ways of getting their ideas on a page! drjrw.substack.com/p/encouraging-…

Building Tomorrow’s Classroom Today! #22ndCenturyLearning Such a terrific group of colleagues!

Future Ready #pelhamproud @JWagnerEdTech @Lamontagne102 @jeaniekbaker603

I already miss the bird. I can do without that unsightly X.

@rickwormeli2 Yes, sir! We are working on it! ✊️These help! 😀

@JWagnerEdTech Thanks, Dr. Wagner. Now, to implement it and see the benefits!

“…we grade against criteria for standards, outcomes, learning goals…” Such a good reminder! When developing projects/rubrics/ formatives/summatives, begin and end here! And in doing so, achieve that agency (and engagement) we are all chasing. As always, Mr. Wormeli nails it.

Such a privilege to attend. Thank you @sarahmarandos @MsmeadP and @ErinInfoPro for making it possible. I feel like I’ve been rebooted and supercharged! Can’t wait to put some of these takeaways into practice!

There will be times in your work when it feels like nothing can go right. Accept that periodically your work is going to come at you hard. Sometimes we have to go through difficult times in order to appreciate the best moments in our job. Cherish the challenge. #Recalibrate

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@kabes86 @ErinInfoPro @NHSLMA Thank you!!!! #603rules :)

These ladies made NH proud today! Awesome session with a great crowd! @ErinInfoPro @JWagnerEdTech @NHSLMA #ISTE2023

Such an honor to present this afternoon at #ISTELive23. Thank you to all who attended and for your gracious feedback. We will, with your help, continue to RETHINK! ⁦@ErinInfoPro⁩ bit.ly/RDL-ISTE

“Our students don’t just get info from databases….they are scrolling tik tok…..” we have to give kids the skill set to be able to identify credible sources. @ErinInfoPro @JWagnerEdTech getting ideas for the 22nd Century Learners!!! #INeLearn #ISTE23