Preschool teachers may sometimes feel they are constantly reacting to chaos—these mindfulness practices help them work with intentionality and compassion.
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@KyleeCh10522568 WOW! It is amazing that the classroom allows using laptops! There are pros and cons like if we use laptops for a long time, it will damage our eyes. #byuh305
See how one teacher builds emotional literacy in her Pre-K students by working on identifying feelings. WARNING: This video is extremely cute. 😊
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@HodgesBrooklynn I think I have math anxiety too! I like the methods that it shares from the website, and it can help me to teach students who afraid of math. #byuh305
More and more, teachers like @Mrs_PDiaz write about the adaptations they've made this year that they want to keep for in-person learning: video lessons that students can rewatch as needed, digital activities that will be there for absent students, etc https://t.co/XYQxMeLkEj
“Any day can feel like the first day of school, over and over again.” A 1st grade teacher shares ways to establish routines, set up norms, and create a community mid-year.
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Not all students learn in the same way, so why should you assess them using a single method? Explore strategies for getting creative with math assessment: https://t.co/hrF1HdqhNI #MathAssessment#StudentAssessment#Students#Teachers