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Build a padlet for your websites, and call it "Parking Lot"

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Build a padlet for your websites, and call it "Parking Lot"

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Encourage your students to post questions for the class.

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Just got caught up! I'm not good at bugging, but I kind of guide with ideas that interest the students.

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Build on small success to tackle larger tasks.

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Build on small success to tackle larger tasks.

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Ask them to save Zoom links to organized notebooks.

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compliment the process...not the end goal

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compliment the process...not the end goal

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tell students they can't be wrong as long as they try, then learn from their mistakes.

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tell students they can't be wrong as long as they try, then learn from their mistakes.

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I will have the student ask another student who I know understands..

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I will have the student ask another student who I know understands..

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Check on them frequently - keep bugging them

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Positive reinforcements especially when we track our assessments (sbg) I check each students tracking sheet and give them quick encouragement as I review their reflections

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giving students the opportunity to compete (Kahoot!)

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Depending on the kid...reduce the number or the complexity of the problem; show them they can do it. I had a student today

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We learn more from our mistakes so we talk with one another about what went well and what we would have changed.

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We learn more from our mistakes so we talk with one another about what went well and what we would have changed.

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I like to start with easier activities to help build their confidence. Especially if the activity seems challenging at first glance, the kids get a lot of confidence from completing them.

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I like to start with easier activities to help build their confidence. Especially if the activity seems challenging at first glance, the kids get a lot of confidence from completing them.

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I work on a team of core-subject teachers and we specifically teach our kids what it means to have "Grit" using lessons from Angela Duckworth's book "Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance"

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Hello