There is a saying that I love: There’s a reason why the rearview mirror is smaller than the windshield - where you are going is way more important than where you’ve been.
The first advice offered by the Holy Spirit is, “Live in the present”. There is no better time for us: now, here and now, is the one and only time to do good, to make our life a gift. Let us live in the present!
Accept - then act. Whatever the present moment contains, accept it as if you had chosen it. Always work with it, not against it. Make it your friend and ally, not your enemy. This will miraculously transform your whole life.
@kralston_teach @KASL_Librarians Thank you so much! I love watching my students get passionate about reading! Thanks for all you do for them and your teammates at UCMS, Kelli!
Don’t ever say to a student who’s struggling with mental health & well-being to check back with me if you need anything. You go & check on them - proactive not reactive! No judgment , no shame, no blame!
@ryancscott1981 I’ve started listening to my students without judgment or presumption. The results are amazing. The more I focus on attunement, the better the relationships get and the more time we can spend on learning because my students feel seen and heard and don’t need drama to fill a void.
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Warm-heartedness. Even animals appreciate it. If you are motivated by loving kindness, it will be reflected in the happy expression on your face. Real beauty is inner beauty.
If you can learn to accept and even welcome the endings in your life, you may find that the feeling of emptiness that initially felt uncomfortable turns into a sense of inner spaciousness that is deeply peaceful.
KY superintendents respect the right of families to choose the education option for their children, evidenced by the fact that about 90% of districts have nonresident agreements allowing public school choice. We oppose privatization of public funds for ed as proposed in HB563.
Breaking: Gov. Beshear vetoes HB 563 as taking money away from public education and giving it to private schools with little oversight, takes $25 million that will divert public money from rural schools, as it favors large community private schools.