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This is my first time, but I think it is an excellent way for any teacher to be able to borrow several teaching ideas from each other.

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Learning walks are an effective means to observe other teachers and their choice of strategies that best fit their students.

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Learning walks should be done more often so we can see what our colleagues are doing and how they interact with students.

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I like learning walks because it helps creativity to flow among teachers.

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I think that learning walk is very important because teacher can learn a great deal from one another

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I think that learning walks are an excellent tool for teachers to use!  I enjoy borrowing new ideas/teaching techniques from my colleagues as well as getting to learn more about what our students are learning in their other classes.  It takes a village to teach kids and I believe we often lose sight of that in our day-to-day classrooms.  Learning walks are a great way to learn to better appreciate the role each of us play in the education of our students.

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I think learning walks are a great way to see what kind of techniques other teachers are using.  It gives you a chance to add new strategies to your classroom!

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Learning walks are a great way to get teachers out into other areas of the school to see what their colleagues are doing. It is a chance to spread positive words and gain new ideas for your classroom.

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Gives you an opportunity to observe and see what activities other teachers are using and ways you can incorporate them into your classroom.

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I think the learning walk was great.I had an opportunity to observe different activities with students and teacher.

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The expression, "It takes a village to raise a child," speaks to the importance of community.  Whether we like to admit it or not, we are raising children, and this means that it takes a community approach. And taking the time to learn from and interact with other teachers builds community by allowing us to learn from and interact with one another.

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This experience allows us to grow as educators and gather new ideas that we have yet to discover.  Also, if we do know about an idea, but unsure how or when to incorporate the idea, this gives us a realistic view of that idea.  Teachers are always "borrowing" ideas from each other and this is a great first hand way of seeing those ideas at work.

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This experience allows us to see other students that we normally do not get to interact with. By visiting other content areas, we can utilize materials and concepts from other classes to incorporate cross-curriculum learning across grade levels.

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Learning walks is a great way to get involved and see what is going on in classrooms you would not normally walk into. It makes you focus on the positives of what is going on and allows to you to think about ways you can improve your own classroom instruction.

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This is a wonderful, useful experience for both the teacher that observed class and the instructing teacher. We have very few moments to visit other teachers and learn practices.

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This was my first experience with The Learning Walk and I really enjoyed it! I think it is a really good experience for new teachers, as well as those who have been teaching for a while. The new teachers learn new techniques to use in their classrooms that they may never have thought of before. More experienced teachers may gain new experience with technology and new methods of management from the new teachers as well.

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I enjoy visiting other fantastic teachers! Dillard Middle is a great place to be! Learning Walks help us to see the great things that are going on in our school! We have much to be proud of!

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Learning Walks

Learning walks give us an opportunity to observe what our peers are doing in their classes without the pressure of a formal observation. I feel that knowing how others are teaching, the materials they are using, and their interactions with the students can guide us all as we continue to grow as educators. We can learn from each other in a "real" environment -- PD is great, but this way we get to see their ideas in action!

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The Learning Walk
Learning walks are important because we have the opportunity to share some great things that are going on in our classrooms.  I love seeing what other teachers are doing!