Want to cultivate a #GrowthMindset in your Ss ... but unsure where to start?
These sentence stems are a superb jumping-off point: https://t.co/KCCLy88OiK
β¨ SEL Video Lesson of the Week (wk. 29) - Mindfulness π§ββοΈ
Use this video to introduce the concept of mindfulness to students.
Click to watch: https://t.co/6vp5nzrFdj
#SEL#Mindfulness
βοΈTime for a wee bit of fun w/ March's #EpicPals! This monthly project for 1st-3rd grade incorporates @epic4kids & @padlet to provide Ss a way to connect w/ others about books on a moderated platform. Click for info πhttps://t.co/rZ3x8XP4JG #RaiderStrong#1stchat#teacherfriends
βWe must remember, as we squeeze through the portal of the future, that we bring with us what we know works, what is most important. Human connection. Shared stories. Shared memories.β -@peterhreynolds https://t.co/R9NyT5bQVj
Show of handsβwhoβs looking forward to the hand raise feature rolling out in #GoogleMeet? β Students in a Meet call will be able to virtually raise a hand to let you know that they want to participate without having to shout out or unmute. Learn more: https://t.co/XJ4UzIUw8Q
Don't ever underestimate the power of gratitude. Taking time to say thank you to a student or send an appreciative email to a colleague may only take you a few brief moments, but it could make someone's entire day. #SEL#gratefulhearts#relationships#edchat
"Too often in our classrooms, Native stories are only presented from historical perspectives." This sends an inaccurate and harmful message. Which of these books about contemporary Indigenous characters would you recommend for educators and students?
https://t.co/bMWK9tUU32