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I appreciate Ruby giving her insight during our group work today. She is always a pleasure to work with.

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Thank you Jenna for giving great feedback!

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Graciela, Thanks for always giving good feedback and be a great partner to learn with! -hannah

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Proud of learning from mistakes and showing myself grace!

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I'm learning to get better at being specific with my praise

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I am learning more about praise and how to redirect when a student gets something wrong rather than calling them out or discouraging their participation

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There are multiple ways to gain the attention of students and I learned how to foster individual and partner empowerment, thanks Liz!

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Thank you, Cas, for ruling with the punches, working through your tech issues, and always giving me such great, honest feedback and advice!

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Lauren --> i am proud of my ability to add in missing attention signals or SA praise when necessary in a lesson. did much better with annotating this week 

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Lauren --> i am proud of my ability to add in missing attention signals or SA praise when necessary in a lesson. did much better with annotating this week 

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A key takeway is that in rehearsal we can practice responding to the unexpected. This can give us an opportunity to practice the celebration of effort rather than equating success to correct answers.

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Thank you Jesse for always giving great feedback and making it not awkward to practice teaching!

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Im beginning to be more "teacher" minded, the microteaching and lesson plans are getting easier and more natural

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A key takeaway is how to structure an effective and efficient 'attention signal' and 'praise' to specific age groups.

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Be okay with uncomfortability. You are going to make mistakes and it's a part of learning.

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Thank you Bree for sharing your attention signals with us!

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Thank you Bree for sharing your attention signals with us!

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I think I have a better understanding of what sincere and authentic praise looks like in the classroom.

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I have always struggled with giving and receiving praise. Today I learned a lot of way to incorporate praise into my lessons without it sounding fake or scripted.

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Thank you Cassidy Platte for explaining, you are a star!

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Thanks Jacqueline for great partner work today! You had some awesome ideas for providing rationale!

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Thank you Brooklyn For working with me during our mini session and giving me helpful feedback 

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Thank you Brooklyn For working with me during our mini session and giving me helpful feedback 

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Getting to practice helps me feel more confident in teaching.

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Learning age appropriate attention getters that are engaging and fun for the students and the need to be authentic in praise giving.

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I am proud that I learned to be more specific and comfortable when I make mistakes. It is not the end of the world, we can all learn from each other.

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Key take away is learning how to give students more ownership over the information/ content they are consuming.

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We have to be realistic with ourselves. There's not an instruction manual to get you through every single scenario that might come up while we are teaching. Therefore, we have to be flexible, trust our judgement and use our foundation to make an impact.

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Thank you Janelle for your feedback in microteaching today!! 

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Thank you Janelle for your feedback in microteaching today!! 

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I enjoyed working with Heather, she broke things down well that Imay have missed in the big session

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Key takeaway is to keep working on small details that will help things run more smoothly.

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Thank you for your patience and light heartedness during our breakouts.

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It's always great sharing with you! Thanks for being very open minded!
graciela.

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Thanks for great feedback and for giving me such a great attention signal to use in my own class.

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Jennifer did a great job giving feedback on how to make sure that my praise is student/process centered and gave great advice!
Jenna

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I learned many different ways to gain attention of my students which will be very helpful!

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Thanks Drew for being a supportive and encouraging partner!

Ellen

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Always great talking with Krystal- highlight of my afternoon :)

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Thank you Kelly for always being so willing to talk things out and provide ideas that I can see myself using in the classroom.

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Thanks so much Mark for sharing your insight!!

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Caroline thank you for throwing a curve ball during the mock lesson. I think it was great for us to learn how to handle a scenario like that.