@Raquel_L_Rod@JennieChavez15@NoelLonghorns Small things break you down as a teacher. Teachers usually leave when the small things take over the culture at a school. The same works in reverse. The little things can build our culture as well. Focus on the small things. #noelculturize
@Raquel_L_Rod@JennieChavez15@NoelLonghorns I have set an allotted time to work on school things and stick to that. There will always be more to do, but we only get so much time with our kids. I don't mind spending "non-contract" time working on school things as long as its within my limits for family time. #noelculturize
@Raquel_L_Rod@JennieChavez15@NoelLonghorns I got into teaching because I had a great teacher that made a huge difference in my life. She made me believe I could break the cycle in my family. The greatest joy in teaching is having kids say they love learning because of your class.
@Raquel_L_Rod@JennieChavez15@NoelLonghorns My rose is that I have seen so much growth in my kids through small group instruction. My thorn is that I never have enough time to build relationships, plan engaging lessons and deliver quality instruction.
@JennieChavez15 I like the idea of small notes in your box with words of encouragement. It's easy to see the negative but really encouraging to have someone point out positives.
@JarrellTyrisha@JennieChavez15 It is important to support new teachers (and veteran) with quality feedback. Too many schools foster competition that results in teachers trying to out-do each other when we should all be on the same team fighting for the same goal.
@Manuela05513006@JennieChavez15 It is a blessing to have such knowledgeable people to help all of our teachers. Not all campuses have instructional coaches or strong administration. #leadershipmatters
Ch.3 Q3 I inspire students to be leaders through building on strengths. Often times the students that give us the most discipline issues are some of our best leaders. I intentionally give these students more responsibility/chances to succeed at leading. #noelculturize
Ch.3 Q2 The culture of school starts at the top. Leadership has to set things in place to build the culture they want. Lognhorn Leaders, accolades, staff volleyball, "Good News", firm discipline on our campus make my list. #noelculturize