Discover and read the best of Twitter Threads about #ects
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As part of my digital role I have been banking all the interesting Twitter threads on #ChatGPT in #education and #teaching. I thought it would be useful to signpost educators to what it can do. 🧵🧵🧵
1) What is it
2) Discussions
3) Examples
1) What is it
2) Discussions
3) Examples
First off hats off to @torreytrust for putting together this amazing summary of #chatGPT for schools.
Dear #ECTs
You will be great. There is so much to learn and do but it gets easier.
Ask for help - especially from those quieter (sometimes grumpier) experienced teachers. They may not always offer it but will be happy to give it if asked.
Be good enough
Make sure you sleep
You will be great. There is so much to learn and do but it gets easier.
Ask for help - especially from those quieter (sometimes grumpier) experienced teachers. They may not always offer it but will be happy to give it if asked.
Be good enough
Make sure you sleep
All tasks are much easier to do in the morning after a good sleep rather than at night when you’re exhausted.
Remind yourself why you came into teaching when you’re down.
Have fun and laugh a lot.
Be overly loving and enthusiastic with your most challenging pupils.
Remind yourself why you came into teaching when you’re down.
Have fun and laugh a lot.
Be overly loving and enthusiastic with your most challenging pupils.
Don’t take anything personally - children are still learning, they are not mini adults.
It is OK to be strict and consistent but it’s also OK to be relaxed and change the plan - you choose, don’t let me or anyone else tell you you’re wrong if it works for you and your pupils.
It is OK to be strict and consistent but it’s also OK to be relaxed and change the plan - you choose, don’t let me or anyone else tell you you’re wrong if it works for you and your pupils.
