#workingfromhometips
1) Stick to a schedule
2) Eat at meal times
3) Take breaks every hour to walk or dance around
4) Drink water + stay hydrated
5) Connect with loved ones each day in a positive way
6) Laugh several times a day
7) Plan something fun for when work is done
The most effective “remote” teaching will spark learning, not simply cover content.
Give your students questions to pursue, not just answers to accept.
Give them something to create, not just something to complete.
#FutureDriven
“Cultivate the habit of being grateful for every good thing that comes to you, and to give thanks continuously.”
—Ralph Waldo Emerson
#GiveThanks#Gratitude#Thanksgiving
At the core of education. relationships will always be the most important thing, especially when content is so easily accessed. This doesn't mean relationships are the ONLY thing, but we can go so much further with relationships at the centre of what we do. #InnovateInsidetheBox
Kids learn more from teachers who smile. Greet your students with a smile and call them by name.
Kids learn more from teachers who connect. Know your students and know what makes them unique.
Kids learn more from teachers who encourage. Lift them up and notice their strengths.
Frustrated by the declining mental health of his students, a high school teacher goes in search of best practices. Here are 5 strategies that can make a difference.
https://t.co/U65Slwa9Nq