Ladies and gentlemen... it’s time.
With the Lottery ticket firmly secured, @jackborman and @jakepaynting have officially unveiled version 1.0 of their Canis Hoopus Big Board.
#MockDraftSZN has arrived! 🗒🐺⬇️
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Grit means sticking with something for a long time. It’s approaching life like it’s a marathon—not a sprint. Duckworth found that smarter students actually had less grit than their peers who scored lower on an intelligence test. https://t.co/VLu47Yvas6
In general, adults now define “hardship” very differently than we once did. We assume our young people are fragile, and actually invite fragility in response. https://t.co/Fs6SLb1qdD
“There some parents sending their kids to school...scared...and saying I just hope there’s another adult there...that does more than the subject...” @TimElmore#ReadyForLearning
Research suggests that caregivers’ (parents’ and other adults’) relationship with each other plays a significant role in the child’s wellbeing, including mental health, academic success and future relationships. https://t.co/MMz1aqVegZ
@rdecorsey Interesting question that would apply to many NBA alphas with a few notable exceptions. If yes, does it matter? Is there a better plan than James, Giannis, Harden, Kawahi, etc facilitating in the middle of the floor or off a ball pick?
After working at some level of relationship with over 8,000 schools or organizations, I believe there is a root “skill” that not only influences all others, but when mastered, enables people—especially students—to master themselves and succeed. https://t.co/FMwjbz5s7x