P4Greatness

Predestined For Greatness

[P4Greatness @P4Greatness]

@MelissaFox26 @HoustonChron Love the idea! ❤️

[Pooja Lodhia @PoojaOnTV]

The Astros are the latest Major League Baseball team to show support for the #BlackLivesMatter movement. #abc13

https://t.co/hrKhp03pTr

[Melanie Lawson @MelanieLawson13]

#BREAKING
Civil rights icon Congressman John Lewis has died after battling pancreatic cancer.
He once said: “if you see something that is not right, not fair, not just, you have a moral obligation to do something about it.”
He always did.
#RestInPower #GoodTrouble
#AGiantSleeps

[P4Greatness @P4Greatness]

@LinaHidalgoTX How can I help and get involved?

[Pastor John Hagee @PastorJohnHagee]

God is greater than the crisis you are facing. He never said that you wouldn't have to go through the fire you're going through, God just promised that when you got in the fire, He'd show up.

[The 700 Club @700club]

if you want God to open and close doors, let go of the door knob.

[Melanie Lawson @MelanieLawson13]

Her father grew up in public housing in the shadow of TSU
Now that university is offering a full scholarship to
George Floyd's 6-year-old daughter https://t.co/lYu6FAgCUw

[Houston Texans @HoustonTexans]

The city of Houston mourns today.

Rest in peace, George.

[P4Greatness @P4Greatness]

@Nikosmommie Congratulations 🎈

[Evan Robb @ERobbPrincipal]

There is a discipline to listening with the intent to understand VS listening to respond....and listening is quite important now.
The best leaders learn to be the last to speak-

[𝐁𝐫𝐚𝐝 𝐉𝐨𝐡𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐧 @DrBradJohnson]

Some of the most powerful words a principal or teacher can say:
1) Thank you
2) I'm Listening
3) I’m sorry
4) How can I help
5) I appreciate you
6) you can do this

[Danny Steele @SteeleThoughts]

I think great administrators try to view things through the eyes of teachers… and I think great teachers try to view things through the eyes of students.

[Danny Steele @SteeleThoughts]

Most great teachers didn’t start out that way. But...

1) They reflected on what worked and what didn’t.

2) They learned from their colleagues.

3) They always kept their focus on the students.

[Danny Steele @SteeleThoughts]

There is a teacher that both my sons had in high school. They both raved about her. I asked my younger son what he liked about her. Without hesitating, he said: “She cares so much! She cares so much about her job!”

Genuine care is always noticed by the students.

[Danny Steele @SteeleThoughts]

Students might not remember what you taught them. They will always remember if you enjoyed teaching them.

[Lakewood Church @lakewoodchurch]

There’s a right way and a right time to address your differences. Do it calmly, express your concerns, and then leave it there. Do what you can to keep the atmosphere loving, kind, and peaceful.

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