Myth: Dyscalculia doesn’t show up until grade school.
Fact: Signs of dyscalculia can show up as early as preschool. That’s because dyscalculia can affect basic math skills, like learning to count.
Been a very busy few days with IB uploads. It can be mind numbing ensuring the correct written & audio files are submitted for each student. I took a break when I heard my G11 student in the room next to me, playing because it helps him relax! Beautiful!
Give learning support teams the floor to speak and lead reflections about learning as a journey, the value of relationships and what it means to shape a students’ journey and you will see how there may not be an insight deeper and more authentic than that. #RemoveLearningBarriers
We are auditing our @ibmyp curriculum maps using a “role-play protocol”. We hope to achieve our aspiration to produce a curriculum for diversity and not a curriculum that we need to modify later on. All for 1 and 1 for all. @MKrabousanos @Adamroohistory@MrFGrade6@HannahKellyACE
Exciting times for Grade 10 students @GIS_Gems as we launch our @IB_DP & @ib_c_p (subject to authorisation) transition! Incoming DPC @Adamroohistory & CPC Mrs. Mariona provided an excellent overview of both pathways! 👏
It’s this ones last day. Mixed emotions, sad to see you go Aiden but so excited for your future. You’ve come a long way in the 4 years I’ve known you. You’re a star and we will always believe in you! #WeRGIS#HappyInclusionTeacher@Denice1Denice
To all my fellow buddies who stammer. Embrace it and own it! Don’t change yourself for anyone! Keep moving forward, no holding back! #InternationalStutteringAwarenessDay
Squad Sunday vibes... even though I tell them daily, my team don’t always realise how important and invaluable they are, not only to the students they support, but to the whole school (especially to me) #squadgoals#inclusionmatters#inclusion#HappyInclusionTeacher#WeRGIS
Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder is a relatively new disorder that describes children who have frequent explosive outbursts, and are irritable in between.
https://t.co/dJYhOLISOp
When kids are overwhelmed by feelings, the emotional side of the brain isn’t communicating with the rational side. It’s not effective to try to reason with a child, you need to wait until a child’s rational faculties are back “online.”
https://t.co/hd5cEzL13K