Emily Hanisch

Emily’s Educational Twitter | Vocal Music Education | Coe College 2024 | Williston Jones Marshall Music Scholar

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[TechOWL @TechOWLpa]

We make #AssistiveTechnology as a form of #Activism

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A4- education holds almost all responsibility for allyship in students’ lives!! Some of them do not have this kind of interaction accessible else where. By showing them how to communicate effectively and respectfully with their peers provides them with a good start! #BuildHopeEDU

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A3- incorporating allyship into the students’ daily life is essential and could be broadcasted through more school assemblies, more interaction with the other staff members (not just secluded to one designated classroom!) and even through group work/projects! #BuildHopeEDU

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A2- allyship in schools could be seen in many ways, a few being encouraging a colleague or classmate throughout the work day, lending a hand in a fellow staff members classroom (subbing, paraprofessional, etc) intentional check ins, etc! #BuildHopeEDU

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A1- allyship is to be a dependable, trustworthy, loyal friend and colleague. #BuildHOPEedu

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Hi! My name is Emily Hanisch, and I’m a pre-service teacher from Coe College studying vocal music education! #BuildHopeEDU

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BQ- Use a calming strategy, pray, practice deep breaths, and talk through the situation to put things into perspective. #teachpos

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A3- A few tips for a successful career in education all circles back to the passion that you bring to the profession. If you truly enjoy what you are doing and bring your “A-Game”everyday, you will gain respect. #teachpos

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A2- In order to create long-lasting relationships with colleagues you must go out of your way to help others and present yourself as a kind person/helping hand. Be assertive and respectful of how other teachers do things in their classrooms. #teachpos

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A1- In order for students to feel known and seen, they must feel understood. Being encouraging and understanding is a great tool when building relationships with students. #teachpos

[Emily Hanisch @EmilyHanisch24]

Hi! My name is Emily Hanisch and I am a pre-service teacher at Coe College studying vocal music education. #teachpos

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@Isaac_Langley24 Hi Isaac

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A4: Getting the hang of things! #edu219chat

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@LisaWieStro He’s the OG and only has one weakness.

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A3: Obviously Superman. #edu219chat

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A2: I like to go on drives and listen to music when I have free time. #edu219chat

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A1: I like to bundle up and go for walks in my neighborhood, regardless of the temp!! #edu219chat

[Emily Hanisch @EmilyHanisch24]

Hi, my name is Emily Hanisch, a pre-service teacher from Coe College participating for class and hoping to learn and connect. #edu219chat

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Happy Arts Advocacy Day! #edu219

[ISEA @IowaSEA]

Support the arts in our schools and the education professionals who open doors to new worlds for our students.
Arts Advocacy Day is Jan 19.
#iaedchat #iaedfuture #StrongPublicSchools

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[We Are Teachers @WeAreTeachers]

I appreciate every gift I receive, but a handwritten note just goes the extra mile. A parent telling me how they've seen their child grow while in my class, or a student thanking me for a lesson they truly loved. That's what really touches my heart. #education