Eric Kalenze @erickalenze Twitter profile

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

3 years

Is it weird to find curriculum-planning really, really exciting?

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Eric Kalenze

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4 years

My sweet, tough mom passed away this morning. I love this picture of her with my daughters and Louis.

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4 years

View from the classroom, 20 Oct 20.

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Eric Kalenze

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4 years

A former student of mine posted this on FB. Really rang for me, as it improves on the (sorry, far oversimplified) fence-equity visuals we're all so used to seeing. Thoughts?

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Eric Kalenze

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5 years

I have been in Canada less than 12 hours, and have heard from many many educators that they feel scared to raise opposing views within their schools. What's going on up here, y'all? #rEDVan

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Eric Kalenze

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1 year

My school's principal position needs to be hired for next year (which hurts a bit, as I really love the outgoing person), and I'm on the interview committee. So far, we've seen quite a few people with 'instructional coaching' in their background...

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Eric Kalenze

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1 year

This is not to defend Lucy Calkins, but... Who is more to blame? A huckster who figures out how to sell something, or the people who don't do their homework and fully buy the huckster's snake oil?

The Fight Over Phonics (Published 2023)

Why American schools are changing how reading is taught.

www.nytimes.com

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

4 years

@KenSheck @AccountistLisa @DeborahDitkows1 In every one of the scenes like these I've seen posted online (and I know, it's not ALL), it's the reactions of the protestors that get me most: they explode in thank-yous and hugs and handshakes. Such action-reactions are about the only thing giving me hope right now.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

3 years

...and that's a wrap on two of the most significant people in my life. Thanks, Ma and Pop. Love you and miss you always.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

3 years

Leslie Vincent Kalenze, 7 March 1947 - 14 March 2021 Love you, dad.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

6 years

A drum I bang all the time, so thank you @dylanwiliam at #rEDPhil : 'In schooling, we need to get kids to succeed with things they're not passionate about.' Again, wanted to stand & cheer.

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Eric Kalenze

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3 years

I see that Chewbacca is trending...on the very day I am wearing my Chewbacca t-shirt. I think it's a sign that I should buy a lottery ticket.

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Eric Kalenze

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3 years

My parents made me take piano lessons for 10 years, from age 6 to 16. Though that foundation allowed me to later sing in my choir, win roles in theater, and teach myself to play guitar/write songs, I really wish my folks had sent me to an inquiry-based piano teacher.

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3 years

"You read something which you thought only happened to you, and you discover that it happened 100 years ago to Dostoyevsky. This is a very great liberation for the suffering, struggling person, who always thinks that he is alone. This is why art is important." -James Baldwin

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

7 months

Sending strength today to all the teachers sticking to their scheduled instructional plans. May you maintain your cool in the face of students coming in from your movie-showing, candy-distributing colleagues' classes. Have a great break, Ed Cases.

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Eric Kalenze

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4 years

This is so, so clear and applicable. Once again, because I can't say it enough: a million thank-yous to all the ed consultants helping educators do their jobs better.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

8 months

If you are in a school district that spends its money on consultants to help with 'adopting a truly human-centered process to visualize what truly visionary learning environments can look like', please: Run like mad. Just RUN. Trust me, you'll thank me later.

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Eric Kalenze

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2 years

In football terms (because football = life), @ehanford 's work for the past few years--and especially the new 'Sold a Story'--was like a 50-yard pass completion for the evidence-driven education community.

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Eric Kalenze

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4 years

Not feeling very Twitty, but sharing this essay from the late Leslie Lamar Parker. Leslie was a student of mine, & he died a few weeks back from Covid-19 complications. He'd always dreamed of being a published writer, but never got to see it. RIP, LP.

I won't remember how unforgiving Covid-19 was to people like me.

Instead, I'll remember the conversations we had during Sunday dinner.

thecounter.org

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

5 years

'Any approach to education that does not proritise powerful, culturally rich knowledge is--wittingly or not--both adding to social injustice and discriminating against those children on the lower end of the [bell curve's] normal distribution.' - @DavidDidau , 'Making Kids Cleverer'

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Eric Kalenze

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1 year

I don't do much speaking these days, but just got an invite I can't refuse: My school's seniors selected me as their graduation keynote. I got actual goosebumps when I was told.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

1 year

This just in: The experts continue to be shockingly stupid.

USA TODAY

@USATODAY

1 year

Most eighth graders' did worse on national U.S. history and civics tests in 2022 than four years ago. Experts blame a lack of critical thinking skills.

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Eric Kalenze

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5 years

The audience for @dylanwiliam 's #rEDPhil19 talk (1) is PACKED and (2) has more powerful ed thinkers in one space than you can even imagine. Man, #rEDPhil19 is cool.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

4 years

I look forward to when the passion currently in the Science of Reading pot boils over into math instruction. The issues are deeply similar. @megan_pauly @ehanford Here's a good voice to know in the interim, Barry Garelick: Onward!

How’s that been working out for you? Dept.

A recent article on what and how wonderful Common Core is supplies the ongoing narrative that just won’t quit no matter how many parents call bullshit. A slump in math education through the e…

traditionalmath.wordpress.com

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

1 year

So perfect.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

6 years

Hello, schools of education.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

6 years

@RobinBoleski PLEASE SAY SHE'S LEARNING AT LEAST FOUR DIFFERENT STRATEGIES OR EXPLAINING HER THINKING AFTER EACH STEP OH THE POOR DEAR

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

2 years

I'm thinking I'd like to get back to some ed blogging, but seriously wondering: Does anyone read education blogs anymore? Responses appreciated.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

2 years

Ed Folks: Respond below with something a field consultant/expert says or does that causes you to block out everything they say or do afterward.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

1 year

I will always be astounded by how consistently so many education experts [sic] demonize extrinsic motivation out of hand.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

4 years

@DTWillingham 1. Background knowledge drives effective reading comprehension & critical thought. 2. Building self-concept is a prerequisite to achievement (when it's more likely to be the other way around).

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

3 years

Getting the room ready to have students back in it Monday. Really glad to be inching back to school as we know it.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

1 year

Is anyone anywhere as ridiculous as ed-school professors who find their preferred philosophies threatened?

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

3 years

Preparing a sentence activity for school, and came across this nugget from TH Huxley: “Perhaps the most valuable result of all education is the ability to make yourself do the thing you have to do, when it ought to be done, whether you like it or not.”

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

3 years

And away we go... Have a great year, educators.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

2 years

Man I love it when students who have never read for class start reading...then see how much more enjoyable class is (and how much more confident they are) when they actually know what's going on. #notrocketscience

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

7 months

I feel like I say this annually or so... ...but man: the Ts out there who don't use textbooks because, well, they're *textbooks*, are really missing out.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

9 months

It amazes me how many teachers believe they can make their students into stronger readers by having those students build board games.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

5 years

“Secondary knowledge takes a lot of well-organised schooling.” I sure wish this weren't so hard for so many to grasp. If you're around lots of people who have a tough time getting this, you may want to show them the piece & podcast below. Useful, clear.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

7 months

I don't know about you, but I'm okay admitting that I don't fully *understand* many of the things I've committed to memory. I'm sure glad they're in my memory, though, as they make so many other things so much easier to do and understand.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

5 years

When I first met @EduCelebrity yesterday, he/she had 12 followers. That that number is up near 2000 in ONE DAY tells me that something good is going on. Hey: and keep doing you, EC. Yer killin' me.

Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

5 years

I don't know who you are, @EduCelebrity , but thank you for being you.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

5 years

Digging the first-snow view out my classroom window so much that I had to share.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

1 year

...they would have done it already. Simply: Some don't know how, and they need your help. Now do your job, and show them. Giving them a set of perfect guiding questions, then following up every couple of weeks, won't cut it.

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7 months

The class I struggled to manage most at the beginning of this year is now one of the true highlights of my day. Routines, consistency, and good curriculum do wonders, I tell ya. Have a great Wednesday, Ed Cases.

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@erickalenze

2 years

In pre-service PDs I'll be leading this week, Ts will hear about ED Hirsch, @DTWillingham , @P_A_Kirschner , Rosenshine (with an assist from @teacherhead ), @dylanwiliam , @HFletcherWood , and others. I sure am grateful to be in a place that focuses on experts like these.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

3 years

Personal Note: Moving/throwing parents' possessions is not easy. If there is one upside to losing both parents in such a short time, it's that I only have to do this once.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

2 years

For everyone still buzzing this morning from their @researchED_US / #researchFRED experience yesterday, a quick note. Consider writing about the time you had, then putting it out there for other eds to see. For reference, here follows a few I've done after rEDs I've appeared at.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

3 years

After a mid-year resignation at my school around the holidays, I took on the open sections, giving me a total of six preps. Then, in March, my father died--6 months to the day after my mother had. Having just planned my last lesson for the term, then, feels damned good.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

4 years

Actually spotted on LinkedIn...someone speaking at an upcoming conference about 'the disruptive nature of reimagined learning environments, helping participants define the right problem to solve with an aligned learning ecosystem.' I can't even.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

1 year

More so, it's 'instructional talk therapy'.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

5 years

'If we don't let kids wrestle with the content, why do we give them the content in the first place?' BOOM. - @SonjaSantelises , #rEDPhil19

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Eric Kalenze

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2 years

'Teacher self care' training is not professional development.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

3 years

'Any discussion about "equity" in education that is not first and foremost about literacy is unserious.'

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

7 months

Reminder, Ed Leaders: There is no guarantee that organizations called 'National Council of [Educational Whatever]', 'National Center for [Educational Whatever]', etc., are the definitive authorities on the Educational Whatever in their names.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

4 years

I cannot wait for this book.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

7 years

Wow is this good: 'Jo Boaler is wrong about maths facts and timed tests' - via @iQuirky_Teacher

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

2 years

Back when I was doing a lot of teacher-coaching, I was able to see this kind of thing up close day after day after day. 1/

kyle redford

@kyleredford

2 years

What?! "Children are sent off to find comfortable spots so they can practice avid reading. These are kindergarteners. Most of them don’t know how to read yet. But they’re supposed to spend 35 to 45 minutes reading independently." Ep #4 via @ehanford

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

3 years

This video is exactly what I mean when I tell folks about how the ed establishment's self-evident truths [i.e., 'Kids learn best by doing', 'Kids have to be engaged first to learn anything', &c.] can slippery-slope into horrible classroom-level actions. Just awful on many levels.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

9 months

I am currently 90% sure that I'll never attend another education conference.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

1 year

Yea verily, @rpondiscio : 'Hirsch’s work offers knowledge have-nots the language of power. That some might seek to deny access to it has long seemed to me among the greatest and most unforgivable of educational crimes.'

At long last, E.D. Hirsch, Jr. gets his due: New research shows big benefits from Core Knowledge

A new study demonstrates unusually robust and beneficial effects on reading achievement among students in schools that teach E.D. Hirsch’s Core Knowledge curriculum. The working paper offers compel...

fordhaminstitute.org

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

6 years

Straight up: If you work in or follow education, you should read everything @daisychristo likes to read about education. (Plus, you should read everything she's written.) We'd all be better for it if more did.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

4 years

Happiest of birthdays and much love to my wonderful friend, @MsJasmineMN . Getting to work with and know you has brought so much light to this dark year.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

6 years

It is so nice when big outlets clue on to really important ed stuff. Could rail with all the 'what took you so long?' stuff, but not worth it. 'Tis not the season.

Schools Seen as Falling Short in a Pillar of Teaching Reading

Research has found that phonics, which helps children crack the code of how letters represent speech sounds, is crucial to teaching reading. But in New York City, educators say too many schools don’t...

www.wsj.com

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

10 months

One BS ed product/approach down, sooo damn many more to go. Dear Ed Journos: Please note the effect your work can have. Many have been yelling about TCRWP's flaws for years...but a single wide-platform journalist was able to make it fully collapse.

Emily Hanford

@ehanford

10 months

Teachers College Columbia announced today that TCRWP - founded by Lucy Calkins in 1981 - will be "dissolved."

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@erickalenze

4 years

I am not one whit ashamed to say that @tombennett71 and the movement he has marshaled have improved my professional and personal lives in more ways than I can count. If that cheeses you off, come at me. I'll gladly explain. --perhaps more important: are you ready to listen?

Tom Bennett OBE

@tombennett71

4 years

I started today feeling that social media- which I love- was beginning to feel like standing in a bin full of burning nappies, made considerably worse by a hate account set up to harass me. BUT ending the evening feeling touched and heartened by the lovely support from countless

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

3 years

Call me crazy, but I've always kinda liked Parent-Teacher Conferences.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

4 years

Hey, those of you most committed to denying 'all this stuff about the science of reading'? You're really starting to look bad.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

10 months

Well, I couldn't get through the holiday without coming up to a bit of last-minute fretting. Tomorrow, it begins...

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

2 years

Had a big lesson planned today for grade 11. A particularly newsy S walked in and declared what he knew about the Russia-Ukraine news. I pivoted, and the whole period became about the headlines, some history behind it, etc. ...and I don't regret it a bit.

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2 years

After a 9th grader asked about the 'old English' in Shakespeare, I played a few clips of actual old and middle English for the class...and their jaws dropped. There's so much kids don't know, ed cases. Don't hesitate to be the 'sage on the stage', because you ARE.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

1 year

Shocker, I know.

EdSource

@EdSource

1 year

Results suggest how schools teach reading matters more than a student's family income or English proficiency. #caedu #edchat #literacy @careads

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

4 years

Just noticed on my G Calendar that tomorrow was to be @researchED_US 2020 in Philly. Sigh. Here's to hoping we can do it next year. Take care, all. (cc @stuckinphilly1 ) (And don't forget, rED US's 'replacement', #rEDUSVirtual20 is still up...and free! )

Home

Visit the post for more.

researchedus2020.wordpress.com

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Eric Kalenze

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9 months

Now that it's among us and everything, I gotta say this about ChatGPT (at least in present stage) and student cheating: If you can't read something and tell if it's from your student or ChatGPT, you definitely hadn't been reading your S's previous work closely enough.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

3 years

Well, today's my first Mothers Day without a mom to celebrate. Love you always, Ma.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

6 years

YES, and it ain't rocket science: The best way to 'spot fake news' is to know lots of stuff, and we've de-emphasized knowing stuff as 'lower order' for some time now.

Knowledge Matters Campaign

@ClassroomWonder

6 years

Checker Finn suggests #educators may not be supplying #students with nearly enough actual facts—fundamental #knowledge —in order to combat truth decay.

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2 years

Uh, yeah. It's time the #scienceofmath caught up to the #scienceofreading . Sure would like an @ehanford -like exposure of this to emerge, but the math side seems so much further behind. Makes me so sad for all the kids. @BarryGarelick @rastokke @rcraigen @tomloveless99 @rpondiscio

Ling Huang

@FightFuzzyMath

2 years

These math revolutionaries are Lucy Calkins equivalents in K-12 math. They have been misguiding US K-12 math, shortchanging tens of millions of American students, and endangering America's future. @minilek @boazbaraktcs @A_Allen_Jr @rpondiscio @tomloveless99

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2 years

For years, many Twitter friends have advised me to mute/block/unfollow more liberally. I respect them, but I never really listened. Didn't want to live in a bubble, all that. Now that I am doing so, though, my Twitter life is much better. Thanks, pals. Sorry I resisted so long.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

4 years

I've done a lot in my ed career: teaching, admin, consulting, etc., etc. And as a result, not much in the field really messes w/me anymore. I've kinda seen it all. That said, I'm utterly freaked by a challenge I'll take on for the first time this fall: Teaching middle school.

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3 years

And with that, the 20-21 school year is done. While it's in the corner I hope it thinks hard about what it did, and that it doesn't come back out until it's ready to be nice.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

4 years

For a while, not sure I'll be writing or tweeting much about the sundry & perpetual disagreements in ed. I am more concerned w/our present situation: not how it will change everything after, how the past has put us here, or whatever, but just the damn RIGHT NOW. Who's with me?

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

2 years

Thanks, @ChalkboardRev & @MrDanielBuck , for this review of my 'Ed is Upside-Down'. It's been out almost ten years, but I still wouldn't change a word in it. Cheers and have good weekends, all.

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Eric Kalenze

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5 years

'[Too often in schools,] people carry around the baggage of unfounded or discredited ideas: Dewey, multiple intelligences & vague platitudes about learning by doing... Vygotsky’s writings from 1918 count as science.' Exactly. Thanks, @Doug_Lemov .

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Eric Kalenze

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3 years

As I've used my spare time to crusade for evidence-supported ed practices for about a decade, I'm quite tickled about the recent activity RE @FountasPinnell . That said, anti-F&P-ers: Please make sure to turn some of this current fire toward your districts'/schools' T&L leaders.

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@erickalenze

2 years

An 11th grader working on a persuasive essay is planning to cite E.D. Hirsch. #myworkisdonehere

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

4 years

Here's mom's obituary from my hometown newspaper. Thanks, everyone, for all the lovely notes and thoughts. Peace.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

7 years

Near end of 'Cleverlands', @lucy_crehan nailing the swimming pool-marathon learning interplay. Read this book. (Bravo, LC.)

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

2 years

I am currently watching a foreign-exchange student (a 12th-grader from Brazil) look out my classroom window at the first snowfall she's ever seen. This is a cool job. Happy Friday, everyone.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

7 years

Wow is this good. 'Five Things I Wish I knew When I started Teaching' - via @C_Hendrick

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@erickalenze

5 years

#rEDPhil19 life goals. Hey US Ed Cases: We can pack the house for @researchED_US like this in November, right? RIGHT?! @ehanford @natwexler @citizenstewart @rpondiscio @SonjaSantelises @MsJasmineMN @MrGmpls @MichaelPetrilli @selmekki @calliepatton @benjaminjriley

researchED Australia

@researchED_Aus

5 years

Packed house for #rEDMelb2019

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Eric Kalenze

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1 year

If you are someone who has earned the mantle of 'Instructional Coach', then, please dispense with all the discovery-based practice-improvement. If the teachers you work with knew how to (1) plan lessons, (2) manage classrooms, (3) assess progress, and (4) appropriately react,...

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Eric Kalenze

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1 year

In athletic coaching, as in teaching, time is of the essence--and players (teachers) need someone who can direct them toward doing what the team (kids) need, as quickly as possible.

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Eric Kalenze

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1 year

Several times on here, I've shared how great it's been to teach many of the same kids for multiple consecutive years. Looking at my seniors this morning, whom I've had since they were 9th graders, I know I'm really going to miss them.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

4 years

I sure regret teaching 'Lord of the Flies'. Rather than using it as a vehicle toward matters like irresponsible leadership, herd behavior, tribalism, etc., in the weeks before 6 Jan, I really should have had them read a title more relevant & interesting to them. #disrupttexts

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

5 years

Wow. Coulda never seen this coming. According to a student, 'The most difficult thing of all was the lack of teaching.'

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

3 years

I've been in LOTS of schools over the past ~25 yrs. Most of that time, I never thought I'd be much of a middle-school teacher--not patient enough, &c. Now, though, every time a middle schooler randomly hugs me or asks me for help opening their locker, I about die. It's awesome.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

3 years

One last for the recent string of tweets about closing out my folks' things: me with the buyers. Ma & Pop would love to see how thrilled these two are about their new home. Thanks for following and for all the thoughts, Twitter.

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3 years

If you believe middle-schoolers will never engage to literature unless it closely resembles they're own experiences, you really have to watch my school ( @FitCharter )'s 6th-graders working through 'Heroes, Gods, and Monsters'. Such a joy. cc: @Doug_Lemov

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@erickalenze

6 years

From @DTWillingham at #rEDOnt : Theories that are... Required for teachers to learn. Decades old. All wrong. And why do educators resist research? Get it together, ed schools and continuing prof-developers. cc @nctqkate

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

3 years

I made it.

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Eric Kalenze

@erickalenze

7 years

Today's trends tell me it's #nationalprematurity day, which rings a loud note. Here's my @lydiakalenze at birth (1 lb 10 oz of pure FIGHT) and at last yr's HS grad. Love you, Tinybaby.

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