@CentralPARunner@petekauffman@Godspeed717 Apparently there was video of that too but the official refused to look at it. My understanding was that she dropped it as she hung over the hurdle in exhaustion (which sounds pretty plausible to me).
Superintendent: What should I say at the beginning of the final inservice that would make my teachers happy?
Me: Go home. Have a good summer. See you in August.
@Etownscience @sydneycjensen We closed earlier in the month with lower numbers, infection rates. I am confused why we are opening when things are markedly worse now. (Both of my elderly in laws were hospitalized with Covid over Thanksgiving). I guess it’s only “real” when it hits close to home.
@deucehorse1 @Etownscience I’ve been doing a question of the day during attendance. Every student has to answer it and it allows for connection, self evaluation, and they have to actually speak during the lesson. It’s been so nice to hear from everyone. Most of my questions surround wellness.
@sheathescholar Can we please stop formal Professional Development just for this year? We are “professionally developing” every minute of every school day (and some weekends) too.
@ksantoro17 I need to know how to do this! I am doing a tic-tac-toe board for learning abdominal regions next week and this is what I had in mind but I wasn’t sure how to do it.
@ksantoro17 @cultofpedagogy I’ve done the same thing and find it works pretty well. I want them to all feel connected whether they are in class or online. Plus getting different people together is crucial for culture and the hope that we will all be together again one day.
A small shoutout for quality Physical Education in schools. I think these weeks of quarantine are going to highlight the need and importance of movement and exercise during the day. Our student’s mental and physical health depend on it!
@KargoPunts @BillGubacz@CarPartscom Isn’t it amazing? The online videos are good and save you so much money. Earlier this year I replaced my husband’s side view mirror.
For teachers to be “All In” doesn’t mean they have to be at school til 7 every night. Doesn’t meant they need to take school work home with them every night. Doesn’t mean they need to be swamped every weekend with planning or grading. This isn’t All In, this is Burn Out.