This quote really resonates with me. We often work with our kids to be resilient and persist in challenging situations…but there is something important and worth unpacking about simply being happy anytime.
Wonder what ChatGPT means for your kids?
AI expert @drtcp explains what you can do now to prepare kids for the future in the latest #tipoftheweek from @TheCharacterLab:
https://t.co/A21bGgA8Ft
As impressive as our brains our, sometimes they have a tendency to work against us. Taking control of your perspective is a challenge, but it will ultimately make you much more likely to succeed.
"Kids have their lived experiences that they don't shed when they walk into a classroom. And when you don't connect their learning with those lived experiences, then you make part of them invisible in their learning experiences." https://t.co/uNEesVWapb
"If the goal of our educational system includes high-functioning, healthy students, then educators have to prioritize something alongside academic mastery and social-emotional wellness. We have to prioritize sleep." https://t.co/c0LEcQAIK7
As a ‘natural’ advocate for many things, this article caught my attention. “Natural Is Better”: How the Naturalistic Fallacy Derails Public Health - By Sofia Deleniv, Dan Ariely, & Kelly Peters - Behavioral Scientist https://t.co/xB5Kifn7Vc
Vulnerability is not the opposite of resilience. Vulnerability builds resilience.
Projecting perfection protects your ego but shuts people out and stunts your growth.
Revealing struggles shows humility and humanity, opening the door to new sources of support and strength.
As New Zealand launches a new National Histories Curriculum, let’s reflect on ‘how’ we go about it. Teaching about Race and Racism | Harvard Graduate School of Education https://t.co/48LYN7mRtk