The teachers that are the most effective in the classroom are the ones that believe they play the most important role in the learning of their students. They do not view themselves as victims of bad curriculum, “lazy” students, or unsupportive parents. They just get after it!
I was today years old when I learned that a basic multiplication chart can be used to find equivalent fractions.
This is definitely going in notebooks this year. #edchat#mathchat
Getting excited about the new school year and wanted to pose the ? to our students/families (& anyone with an idea to share). What is 1 thing we (staff) can do that would get YOU excited about coming back?
When teachers do excellent work, administrators should complement them. When students do excellent work, teachers should complement them. We shouldn’t go home with complements left unsaid. We all need encouragement.
5 Questions promoting reflection:
1. Can u tell me about the behavior (got u in trouble)?
2. Do u know u are (behavior) when doing it?
3. Do u know why it is not ok?
4. Can u stop when u want or asked?
5. What wld happen if everyone did (behavior)?
#tlap#kidsdeserveit#edchat
#ThoughtForTheDay Over time our voices as principals can unintentionally become background noise. What if we turned over some faculty meetings to staff & students to hear their voices, observe teaching/ learning & team building, & help develop their leadership skills? #Culturize
Every Shasta Meadows student is greeted every morning before entering their classrooms. This practice says ,”I see you. You are important. What do you need?” to students #CKH