
Building Toolkits for Writing Instruction: A Digging Deeper Dialogue
About this episode
Discover what a conferring toolkit is, why it's essential, and how to create one that suits your needs. This episode will share must-have items, tips for organizing, and the benefits of incorporating digital setups. Get valuable advice on updating your toolkit, embracing change, and capturing photographs of your resources. Remember, tools don't teach—people do. So let us help you get started building your conferring toolkit today!
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Items We Mentioned in the Podcast:
- Chart Podcast Episode
- Chartbooks
- Conference cards
- Conferring cheat sheets
- Digital Record-Keeping with Evernote
- DIY Literacy
- Padlet Toolkits
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