Simple changes like speaking slowly—and increasing your wait time—can prove to be vital when teaching English language learners. https://t.co/3USJS5qQ1c
Im lucky to work w a leader who embodies servant leadership daily.These planters are always full&thriving because of principal @TonyVicknair1 who not only stops to smell the flowers but literally plants them. It’s the little things that make the biggest difference!
“But how can I make time for that?”is a question I hear when talking about incorporating SEL or soft skills into lessons that are already packed w content. I love the strategies listed in here! If we want our content to stick,we HAVE TO make time for it.
Teaching can be awkward and challenging when you’re 23 and your students are 18. Incorporating social emotional learning can help young teachers use age to their advantage. https://t.co/nKMMrdeuJb
Our family is beyond blessed to have had Molly teach our kids! She is like a real life Ms. Frizzle. Molly, thank you for the passion, patience, and love for learning that you pour into our kids everyday!
Congrats to 2019's Outstanding Educator of the Year, Molly Bousquet, who earned her teaching certificate @LinfieldCollege -- and is married to a Linfield alum and the mother of two current #Wildcats! https://t.co/7gZ14u0m2B #RollCats
If modeling and gradual release of responsibility is best practice, it certainly makes sense to support students’ digital learning with the same intentionality. If we don’t teach it, who will?
Just love how the new MHS sign represents us. It was made by our super talented students and brings in the new (construction) to compliment and raise up the old traditions. The future is bright, Grizzlies!
It is both exciting & daunting to plan for ensuring students are college, career, & COMMUNITY ready in a world that we cannot yet envision #CoSN2019