Scott Cleary @scott_cleary

Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right… All tweets represent my own views. Retweets ≠ endorsement Chester county, pa Joined July 2012

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Adam Cochran (adamscochran.eth) @adamscochran

5 days ago

Something seems very off.

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Scott Cleary @scott_cleary

2 weeks ago

Try to take on too much? How about forced to.

Fixing Education @FixingEducation

3 weeks ago

Try to take on too much? How about forced to.

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As many teachers are returning to school here’s a bit of advice: sped teachers make sure your gen ed teachers get copies of IEP’s & document receipt. If you are a gen ed teacher read the accommodations, goals and behavior plans. If you have concerns raise them now not later.

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Scott Cleary @scott_cleary

4 weeks ago

As many teachers are heading back now or quite soon I wonder what you all consider in years of experience a novice, experienced and veteran teacher & if there are others categories you use. @MrDanielBuck @educator4ever36 @VinceBoley I’d love your thoughts

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Scott Cleary @scott_cleary

4 weeks ago

I know this is predominantly a comedy site but this is a good message on cell phones boredteachers.com/post/assistant…

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Scott Cleary @scott_cleary

4 weeks ago

While I have qualms with standardized tests, this is the problem with using NAEP as a basis of conversation. Every state has testing based on state standards. One test actually is somewhat concordance with what is expected to be taught.

Daniel Buck, “Youngest Old Man in Ed Reform” @MrDanielBuck

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Scott Cleary @scott_cleary

4 weeks ago

While PBIS is often done wrong @JamesAFurey misses the point behind PBIS to begin with. Even with actual discipline poor behavior has a reward. PBIS should compete with that, and can IF done right.

James A. Furey @JamesAFurey

a month ago

While PBIS is often done wrong @JamesAFurey misses the point behind PBIS to begin with. Even with actual discipline poor behavior has a reward. PBIS should compete with that, and can IF done right.

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Scott Cleary @scott_cleary

4 weeks ago

I basically agree with this but if there isn’t a degree of compassion in discipline then isn’t it just sanctioned bullying?

James A. Furey @JamesAFurey

4 weeks ago

I basically agree with this but if there isn’t a degree of compassion in discipline then isn’t it just sanctioned bullying?

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Scott Cleary @scott_cleary

a month ago

As many are back in class or soon will be ask yourself: is there a difference between enforcing rules and antagonizing students? Are you backing students into a corner or giving them a way to comply without losing face?

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Scott Cleary @scott_cleary

a month ago

While this does happen there are 4 big reasons for this: 1) you haven’t communicated to parents 2) you don’t know how much documentation you need (admin should be clear) 3) you don’t have your ducks in a row. You and or admin can’t be bothered.

James A. Furey @JamesAFurey

a month ago

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Scott Cleary @scott_cleary

a month ago

Questions for teachers: how do you characterize undesirable behavior in class? Do they all deserve the same treatment?

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Scott Cleary @scott_cleary

a month ago

Parents reading to or having your child read in the evening is a great way to wrap up a summer day, or any day

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Scott Cleary @scott_cleary

a month ago

I tend to think this has always been the case to some degree or another. Literate parents usually have literate children. A generation ago illiterate parents tended to explicitly support their children learning to read. Now it’s feeling like everything is the school’s job & fault

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Scott Cleary @scott_cleary

a month ago

A thought for my 1st and 2nd grade teachers out there. If you see a child who is way below grade or got administratively assigned to your grade benchmark them 1st. Get your ducks in a row if they don’t make progress. The sooner you get them support the better