Good morning! Every day we are given gifts. They come to us in many different shapes and forms. If we recognize and appreciate even the smallest ones we welcome joy into our day! Have a great day!👊
Impostor syndrome isn't a disease. It's a normal response to internalizing impossibly high standards.
Doubting yourself doesn't mean you're going to fail. It usually means you're facing a new challenge and you're going to learn.
Feeling uncertainty is a precursor to growth.
Good morning! Anyone can tear down. Anyone can critique, criticize, and condemn. Anyone can also encourage, support, and lift others up. Anyone can look to build others up. We always get to choose which of these we will do! Have a great day!👊
Remember your WHY today. We don’t get burned out because of what we do. We get burned out because we forget why we do it. You’re here to make a difference and you can right where you are.
In lieu of an “icebreaker” to launch the new school year..think about having each grade or team in your building have time to share, put their accomplishments together, share them with colleagues, students, parents and the community. Would celebrate teacher voice !
“Engaging” is not a synonym for “Fun”.
When kids are engaged they are Curious, they Participate, and they Persevere despite the difficulty of the task. #EducatorsATLAS#edchat#ThursdayThoughts
The student you see every morning in the hall who you say ‘good morning’ to but yet never looks up or responds.
Keep trying... you may never get a response, but they know you notice them & that reassurance at the start of their day can be life changing.
#edchat#education
Elementary students, particularly in K to 2, may be a little worried at being surrounded by adults in masks, so calming strategies will be helpful.
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Q4: save the live sessions for lots of guided instruction and collaborative learning. Record lectures for asynchronous. Kids watch them again and again. #ELMagChat
Life is full of disappointments, delays, people that do wrong. You’re never going to stop these things from happening; the key is how you handle them. The scripture says, “No man can take your joy.” You control your joy. Nothing can take it from you.
If you will put yourself in the right environment with friends that challenge and inspire, with people that push you up, then those seeds will take root and you will begin to blossom.