All of these could be longer posts but I need to go outside and battle the weeds some more, so for now, you get a punch list of things I am thinking about after being part of the #satchat Twitter chat:<\/p>\n
1. I bristle whenever I hear someone say EVERY and ALWAYS whether it’s about testing or rearranging the room or, even, coding.<\/p>\n
2. I believe you can be passionate about your work but also have other interests. Teachers who do not participate in tweet chats are not bad teachers.\u00a0We shouldn’t make teachers feel guilty about not being passionate enough to devote every waking hour to their work.<\/p>\n
3. If we–leaders, coaches, teachers–truly believe that collaboration ala Twitter or other media is an important part of professional learning and growth, we must find time for it in the work day. If there isn’t enough time, then we either get rid of something else OR we lengthen the work day<\/a> OR we find some way to give credit for it like we do when you take a graduate class.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" All of these could be longer posts but I need to go outside and battle the weeds some more, so for now, you get a punch list of things I am thinking about after being part of the #satchat Twitter chat: 1. I bristle whenever I hear someone say EVERY and ALWAYS whether it’s about … Continue reading Quick Reactions to #Satchat<\/span>