Tyson Leiss

Teacher, husband, father

[Simon Sinek @simonsinek]

If we're nice to people, people are nice back. It's not a complicated formula.

[Simon Sinek @simonsinek]

To get on a path to success we need a plan.

To reach success we need to be flexible when the path is blocked.

[Simon Sinek @simonsinek]

If we learn to start with WHY, and share the reasons that we're passionate for our work, we give people an opportunity to connect with us on a deeper, more human level. People don't buy what we do, they buy WHY we do it.

[Simon Sinek @simonsinek]

You know something is good when you're eager to share it.

[Rachel @rlawsum]

WHAT IF I only asked students to do as much work as I could give thoughtful feedback on each week?

[Brad Weinstein @WeinsteinEdu]

#HackingSchoolDiscipline
https://t.co/o8PHIwOe9L

[Eric Thomas @Ericthomasbtc]

Information changes situations.

[🇬🇧 TeacherToolkit.co.uk @TeacherToolkit]

“It worries me that so many teachers still think ‘differentiation’ means they need to plan radically different activities for pupils within the same class. This not only causes unnecessary workload but it can actually hold pupils back.”

https://t.co/487lUiNxu9

[🇬🇧 TeacherToolkit.co.uk @TeacherToolkit]

Teaching is a complex business and with the realities that all teachers face in classrooms up and down the land, sometimes a good lesson plan is not enough.

https://t.co/0sz4WP0AJK #Behaviour

[Justin Tarte @justintarte]

Let’s stop telling students we are preparing them for the real world.

This is their real world.
Each day. Every minute.

Many of our students have experienced more ‘life’ in their few years than the adults they engage with on a daily basis.

[Shelly J Nash @shellynash]

Students. Everyday. Everywhere. If you had a bad day or even if you didn’t, know just this. Content learning is important. But it should never come before the message we care about you, you matter and we want the very best for you.

[Justin Tarte @justintarte]

I absolutely respect #teachers who’ve been in the game for 20-25 years (or more). They’ve seen first-hand the highs & lows of teaching.

I also respect those who are new to the game; they have much to offer.

Whether it’s your 30th year or your 1st year, you make a difference.

[Tyson Leiss @TysonLeiss]

@Ms_Galvin @shellynash https://t.co/18vPRoVs5u

[Kristin Gray @kristin_gray_]

@TysonLeiss @kilbure https://t.co/XOCClYxnye

[David Geurin @DavidGeurin]

How you treat your most difficult student communicates something powerful to every other student in your class. If you treat that one student with your full patience, dignity, and respect, the others will know they can trust you too. #edchat

[Danny Steele @SteeleThoughts]

My 13 year old daughter has talked for several years about how much she loved her 5th grade teacher. I just asked her what she liked about her.

Her response: “She liked US.”

So simple... yet so profound. Kids gravitate to the teachers that like them. They can tell.

[Brian Downing @downing413]

There is so much important truth here.

[George Couros @gcouros]

Why Do Some Educators Burn Out While Others Seem to Grow More Passionate? https://t.co/AqyevOHHoD via @davidgeurin

[Nicole @nicole_teach]

#DogsOfCUE #cue18 #wearecue

[Impact @ImpactWales]

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