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Use student data intentionally to plan instruction, identify learning gaps, and set clear goals for growth.
Design challenging, standards-aligned learning targets.
Design lessons and learning tasks that promote the cognitive demand of the standards through higher-order thinking, problem solving, and real-world application.
Launch the lesson within first 5-7 minutes of class.
Model, demonstrate, and guide students through clear, step-by-step instruction with think-alouds, exemplars, and success criteria (Gradual Release Process).
Highlight and revisit academic and domain-specific vocabulary.
Provide targeted, differentiated support, based on historical or on the spot data, through flexible small groups that address specific student needs and accelerate learning.
Use frequent checks for understanding, formative assessments, questioning and student feedback to adjust instruction and ensure mastery.
Use strategies like word walls and sentence stems to deepen vocabulary.
Design opportunities for structured student talk, making thinking visible.
Pose open-ended, higher-order questions that require reasoning.
Hold students accountable for using evidence and academic vocabulary in their responses.
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The Department of Education has issued these accounts for students to access TeachHub which provide access to applications and a new student email ending in "@nycstudents.net". This email account can be accessed through https://teachhub.schools.nyc or https://www.gmail.com. The "@nycstudents.net" email account is tied to a Google account and it will be used in the fall and beyond for students to access Google Classroom Drive and Gmail.
If the information you enter matches your student record, your username will be displayed.
Your student ID is your username followed by @nycstudents.net. For example, if your username is JaneD, your student account ID is JaneD@nycstudents.net.
If you haven't already set up a password, you will be asked to set one up.
Use your DOE account to sign into TeachHub which provides quick links to:
Students using their DOE accounts will have access to Gmail. They cannot access Outlook email, although their account will get them into other O365 tools like Teams and OneNote.
Here are the directions for any DOE student to sign into their DOE central Gmail account:
That is it, you have access to Gmail!