Beinggood2me

[Beinggood2me @Kktinman]

@TXNbyGraceOGod I drank out of the hose just last week and look I'm still alive. 😆😆

[Beinggood2me @Kktinman]

@jenteach13 Just for being it being Sunday this should be done. For those going back August 3rd this is our last Sunday without the anxiety. Oh, wait! It's still there!

[Beinggood2me @Kktinman]

@joypcoffee OMG! I think they need more copies 😳

[Beinggood2me @Kktinman]

@educator4ever36 This focuses on students misbehavior. Perhaps there should be focus should be looking at the other side of the coin (biases), too. Definitely needs to be a focus on consequences!

[Beinggood2me @Kktinman]

@conniemackwsbb Thank you for the schedule for the week. We were looking for it yesterday afternoon to plan out the timing this week. Didn't need the teams, just the times. 😁

[Beinggood2me @Kktinman]

@casen_reedy4 @USABaseball All right. Well we'll see you in February! 👍🏻

[Beinggood2me @Kktinman]

@Askmsdel @FromTeachrsDesk I agree. I'm just saying that crap food is cheap. That may be all that they can afford and shaming them for that is not our job. I ate a lot of mac and cheese in college. It wasn't healthy but it was what I could afford.

[Jen @jenteach13]

Back to school teacher suggestion: Tonight, write down one thing that's been quietly taking up space in your head, just to get it out of your brain and onto paper. It doesn't need to be solved tonight. It just needs to stop living only in your head.

[Beinggood2me @Kktinman]

@BenisonMrs I would love to see work examples as part of and IEP and being presented to parents. While I do give them to my spec Ed director, I don't see them being presented to the parents as proof of why and what is happening.

[Sahil Bloom @SahilBloom]

Underrated life advice: A good life is built by simply doing uncomfortable things sooner. The delayed conversation gets harder. The ignored problem gets bigger. The small repair gets more expensive. Peace is never found through avoidance. It’s found through direct early action.

[Beinggood2me @Kktinman]

@iamrodneysmith Those people will so look forward to the days that you show up. Show up for them as well as for you! Be great!!

[Beinggood2me @Kktinman]

THIS!!!

[Help A Teacher @HelpATeacher]

Powerful!

[Beinggood2me @Kktinman]

@RichOToole I'm not sure about where to eat, but would you pick me up a leather scented candle? That's the best one!

[Beinggood2me @Kktinman]

@Principal_Jon I loved being a homeschool mom! It was easier with my daughter and having a toddler son, but tougher when he grew up and I was trying to run a business also. It did open my eyes for being a teacher now with the classroom of kids. ♥️

[Beinggood2me @Kktinman]

@JayPops5 @AndyStaples @KFredericks5TX ♥️♥️👍🏻

[Beinggood2me @Kktinman]

Leave it to Barbie! She can do anything 😉

[Dudes Posting Their W’s @DudespostingWs]

Bro caught a giant sturgeon using a barbie rod

[Wendi A. Irlbeck MS, RDN, LD, CISSN @Wendi_Irlbeck]

🌶️ Hot take…

If your son or daughter gets upset because you have them leave their phone in the kitchen to charge so they can get 7–9 hours of uninterrupted sleep, that’s okay.

If they’re frustrated because you expect them to prepare tomorrow’s breakfast, snacks, lunch, or sports bag instead of spending more time on video games, that’s okay too.

Parenting isn’t about making your kids happy every moment of every day. It’s about preparing them for adulthood.

Kids need structure. They need boundaries. They need responsibility. Most of all, they need parents who care enough to have the hard conversations and hold them accountable, even when it’s unpopular.

The goal isn’t to raise children who avoid discomfort it’s to raise adults who can handle it with confidence and resilience.

The world won’t always be accommodating. Teaching responsibility, self-discipline, and healthy habits at home gives them a safe place to learn life’s lessons before the stakes get higher.

Your children may not always thank you in the moment, but one day they’ll appreciate the values that helped them become capable, independent adults.

Sometimes the most loving thing a parent can do is choose what’s best over what’s easiest. Lead by example👍