Mr Garland

Teacher

[Mr Garland @MrGarland5]

Coaching football, I built a community with my 56 student-athletes, became a role model, and made a difference in their lives. They loved marching in homecoming and wearing their jerseys on gameday. It built school culture! @thomascmurray @kemnitzer3 #molloyleadershiplevels

[Mr Garland @MrGarland5]

Here is something I’ve been doing with my work that im proud of @kemnitzer3 #molloyleadershiplevels

[Ed Kemnitzer @ewsd_learning]

I hope you are bringing that to your new role on Long Island!

[Mr Garland @MrGarland5]

@kemnitzer3 Clear vision, optimism, mentorship, role model, and walk the walk!

[Mr Garland @MrGarland5]

It takes alot to be a school leader, but it can really be broken into 4 key elements as shown here @kemnitzer3 #molloyleadershiplevels

[Mr Garland @MrGarland5]

I completely agree with your statements Tom. We shouldn’t label a student by their number grade but rather seek to find all the external and internal factors that contribute to this grade and meet them with empathy @thomascmurray @kemnitzer3 #molloyleadershiplevels

[Mr Garland @MrGarland5]

Patience and perspective is so important as a leader, I loved that blog post. We never know what someone is going through, and we can never compare their daily lives to ours! All we can do is be present every day with empathy @casas_jimmy @kemnitzer3 #molloyleadershiplevels

[Mr Garland @MrGarland5]

Its great to show students that we arent robots/superheroes that can do no wrong. Sometimes, showing them our vulnerabilities and mistakes can create an empathetic atmosphere where they can trust us @kemnitzer3 #molloyleadershiplevels https://t.co/XPP5vgE8BX

[Mr Garland @MrGarland5]

We are in a time where young teachers are great with technology and alot of older teachers struggle with it. School leaders should use these technologically advanced teachers to spread their knowledge to the entire staff! @kemnitzer3 #molloyleadershiplevels

[Mr Garland @MrGarland5]

Vision is important. At my time in the NYCDOE, I founded a soapbox derby club where the students built and raced a car against schools throughout the 5 boroughs. It was an incredible educational and entertaining experience that grew our school @kemnitzer3 #molloyleadershiplevels

[Mr Garland @MrGarland5]

I have found during my career in education that the best way to build relationships with students and parents is by joining extra-curriculars and showing your face outside the school setting. I take pride in being a football and track coach @kemnitzer3 #molloyleadershiplevels

[Mr Garland @MrGarland5]

Google Meets is a secure place to teach students remotely. The dual-monitor presentation feature enables you to split screen student work with a model example. Providing this side-by-side visual will help students alot! #MolloyGoogleCertified @kemnitzer3

[Mr Garland @MrGarland5]

Google is accessible for students with disabilities. Use the click to speech option for students that get directions read aloud, or the magnifyinng screen option for students with visual impairments! #MolloyGoogleCertified @kemnitzer3

[Mr Garland @MrGarland5]

As a teacher, using Google Forms is perfect for exams. Not only will it grade responses promptly, but you can export a Google Sheet or csv file to review responses as a whole for item analysis or to transfer grades to an external gradebook! #MolloyGoogleCertified @kemnitzer3

[Mr Garland @MrGarland5]

Using Google Calendar is so effective!! You can provide a guest list, location, time, video link, and a quick description all in one invitation straight to the person’s email. All they have to do is RSVP and the information is stored! #MolloyGoogleCertified @kemnitzer3

[Mr Garland @MrGarland5]

Google Keeps is a great way to hold yourself accountable and make goals for yourself, here are mine! #MolloyGoogleCertified @kemnitzer3

[Mrs. Gelling @MrsGelling_art]

#Characterincurriculum

[Carol Grossman @Marcysmom1996]

#CharacterInCurriculum

[Mr Garland @MrGarland5]

Teaching students that its ok to fail, and to accept criticism is crucial in character development. This quote from Kanye West is relatable to our students #CharacterInCurriculum