Forming a strong relationship with parents is just as important as forming relationships with your students. Here are some examples on how you can build a strong relationship with parents. https://t.co/GW4iX6S84a #ICT362
Instead of jumping straight to detention, this article provides 3 alternatives ways to help students reflect on incidents that may have occurred. https://t.co/OozKl39VP6
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During my placement, students loved watching BrainPOP videos and answering questions that were related to the videos. This could be used in lots of different subjects and grade levels.
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Came across this resource on the Manitoba Ed website. There are a bunch of different learning resources for different subjects, there are even virtual field trips. #ICT362
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The “5 T’s for Mental Health Education in Schools” is a great resource to look at when trying to incorporate mental health awareness into the classroom #BellLetsTalk#ICT362
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This is a resource my CT showed me during my placement in Grade 7. I used it for both Social Studies and ELA, but it could be used in different classes as well! #ICT362
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A strategy I constantly use (even in -40 weather) is going outside for a walk and move my body. Most of the time I'll listen to either music or a podcast. I find this really helps me think clearly again! #mbedchat#ICT362
A4: A strategy I like to use is going for a walk and getting some physical activity. Some times it can even be helpful to listen to music. #MBEdChat#ICT362