@neilhimself In the midst of teaching it right now. As an educator in Indiana, I have a sneaking suspicion that it will be the last year I’m allowed to teach it.
Effective Leaders know that if they don't focus on morale then they fail their staff. It builds the basis for a strong winning culture and when they model its importance, it encourages everyone on team to be responsible for it.
Administrators who are unsuccessful, are so because they don't make relationships & staff morale a priority. Even if you didn't need a pat on the back doesn't mean it's not effective. Support, encourage, and appreciate your staff. Affirmation is powerful.
#PrincipalBootcamp
Vermillion County Health Dept is sponsoring a COVID-19 Drive-Thru Clinic July 12 (1st Dose) & August 2 (2nd Dose), 9am - Noon at SVHS. Bring your ID and register online at https://t.co/98LahOglPo or dial 211.
Teachers who are passionate, on the ball, sometimes outspoken and have high expectations in the classroom, also have the same expectations of their leaders. Effective leaders embrace these staff members who help create a dynamic high performing culture.
A huge thank you to the men of the Eta Upsilon chapter of Delta Sigma Phi at @indianastate for all of their hard work helping us prep the wine garden for the many events happening this summer! #ClintonLittleItalyFestival@Wimbledon_White
There is no link between private school vouchers and student achievement. In fact, what research we do have shows that vouchers caused students more harm than good. Let's do what's best for kids and prioritize investing in our public schools. #RedForEd
Don't just take our word for it. Indiana's community newspapers and reporters all agree, the proposed budget prioritizes private schools over Indiana's public schools that teach more than 90% of students.
#IamISTA#RedForEd
Teachers should NOT have to cover another class during their planning. This has been one of the biggest exploitation of teachers planning. Realistically, if they don't have planning time, when do you expect them to plan? and if they cover then they should be paid for coverage.
If the pandemic has done one thing for teachers,I hope it has pushed them past the point of being silent. Teachers need to speak up and take up for themselves. The days of being disrespected and treated poorly as a profession needs to end with the pandemic.
For nearly a year, teachers have put their lives at risk to ensure Hoosier kids receive a quality education during the pandemic–all while being told they would be prioritized when the moment came for a vaccine. As essential workers, educators must be prioritized for the vaccine.