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The video was very sweet

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Initially, this video makes me self-reflect on times when I have had a lack of empathy for students who simply need "non-traditional" modes of learning in order to stay engaged in the classroom and while doing schoolwork at home.

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I loved that the children were speaking up.

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Ask, "what does your brain need right now?"

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My students are just like that!

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I  also like to make things simple for everyone to understand.

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I  also like to make things simple for everyone to understand.

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Chanell McCants

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How these students really understand their learning styles and what they need for each of their learning styles or to be their best self

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The emotions that the children showed while speaking were heartfelt.

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Be patient, empathetic and kind to the way other people process information

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the kids were truthful

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Everything

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It was a great video to hear students voices

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This reminded me of my students in the classroom- lots of stemming, trouble sitting still, struggling with homework, etc.

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The students asked for teachers to have

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What stuck with me is that I need to expand my definition of what learning "looks" like. SLANT doesn't work for all!

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It's ok to ask the students how they learn best!

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Yes, I can relate to all of them when I was a little girl and now as a teacher too.

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The fact that the students had to speak up in order to be understood. Sometimes as adults we forget that we are all different.

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Absolutely, It's easy to get distracted and sometimes we need to move.

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I relate A LOT to this video b/c as an adult student I need to get up and move around, and I know I am still engaged with my learning.