Struggling kids don’t make it because they are in the right class. They make it because they have the right teacher.
This year… you can be that teacher.
I hope to…
…encourage others to think about things that matter.
….remind others to focus on what they can control.
…inspire others to continue making a difference.
Tuesday's Schedule:
1) Log into Canvas- Complete Daily assignments in every class
2) Attend English & Math zoom events
Horario martes:
1) Iniciar sesión en Canvas- Completa las tareas diarias en cada clase.
2) Asista al zoom de inglés y matemáticas eventos
Setting norms, cultivating belonging and making compelling curriculum are still at the core of online teaching. Here are *6 tips* for keeping students engaged in a virtual environment.
“When you see something that is not right. Not fair. Not just. .
Do something. Get in trouble. Good trouble.” —John Lewis
The opposite of engaging in #goodtrouble is doing nothing out of fear we’ll get into trouble. We must amass our courage and overcome fear like John Lewis.
A must read for those of us who care about equity and access for ALL! A Crooked Seat at the Table: Black and Alone in an Honors Class | Teaching Tolerance #KidsDeserveIt https://t.co/XLWuqoamRW
You don’t have to be an administrator, grade level chair, or department head to be a leader in you school. Your title doesn’t matter. You just need to care about making it better.
Passion and commitment can transform any culture.
What shows you a student is successful? If you say grades... a thought to ponder. How can we incorporate real world / authentic experiences in our schools? #edchat
ICYMI last week: I’ve seen this attributed to me, but it’s not my quote. After investigating, we found the original - it belongs to the writer, Sonya Renee Taylor. When sharing these beautiful and powerful words - please use this image with her name. Attribution matters.