Tag: Tony Vincent

Bookmarked “Does anyone have any questions?” Say this instead. by Written By Tony Vincent (learninginhand.com)

Instead of asking students, “Does anyone have any questions?”, try asking, “What questions do you have?” or “Ask me two questions.”

@tonyvincent https://learninginhand.com/blog/2024/8/17/does-anyone-have-any-questions

Tony Vincent collates a number of strategies for supporting students with questioning. This includes pairing students up, using sticky notes, predicting the questions of others, being clear about expectations around questions, and allow wait time. Some more strategies to add to the search for ‘a more beautiful question‘.

Bookmarked Guiding Peer Feedback with a Feedback Chat by Tony Vincent (learninginhand.com)

Quality feedback is timely, tied to a goal, and results in improvement. Strong feedback is actionable and answers three questions: What am I trying to achieve? How much progress have I made so far? What should I do next?

Tony Vincent shares some strategies and templates to support the feedback process.
Replied to 5th Grade: Here I Come! by Tony Vincent (Learning in Hand with Tony Vincent)

I am expecting that classroom teaching will be hard work. I’m embracing the challenge. I am expecting to be humbled. I’m ready to learn lessons that I don’t even know I need to learn. I am expecting I’ll need help. I’m lucky that I’ve got educator friends from around the world who I know I can rely on for advice, ideas, and empathy.

Congratulations Tony. What an exciting opportunity. I look forward to following the new twist in your journey.