This is actually a good question.
When I first heard this, I felt the same way, until I learned what the "classical education model" actually means.
A thread.
@heymrsbond For me, I focus on trying to let them have their phones by teaching responsibility and demonstrating it. Don't have many problems because of it.
@EThorntonGHS Speaking purely as a math teacher, the mnemonic is great for helping students remember trig functions. That said, this is literally the first time I have ever seen a teacher link it to indigenous peoples, and she should be ashamed of herself. I can only hope consequences ensue.
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@RWeberGSU@PrincipalsCtr Is it sad that it's only recently that I've started seeing 'assume good will.' as a posted meeting norm?I think this is so important. If someone says or does something that pushes your buttons - are they really trying to? Knowing that makes better meetings #GsuEdlead
@PrincipalsCtr A6: For me, it is needing to step back more. I need to get the emotion out of my responses for those button pushers. I need to get better at knowing when I am getting angry and walking away for a few moments to make sure I handle the situation the way it should be. #GSUEdLead
@BelindaTerry128@PrincipalsCtr I've said this before: It's what teachers are told to do with their students - building relationships can be so important to improve classroom management and discipline. By building the same relationships with the teachers, we improve morale and building management! #GSUEdLead
@PrincipalsCtr A5: By not talking at all sometimes. The best leaders listen to their people. Most of the principals I've worked with have put time in every faculty meeting to allow staff members to ask questions or bring up things for the good of the group - relinquishing the stage! #GSUEdLead
@tjdxn17 @PrincipalsCtr I think the hardest thing to do is take that step away from the problem. I think we often feel that immediacy, that something needs to be dealt with right away and ignore the way our emotions affect our response. That's been my problem! #GSUEdLead