We have all kinds of ideas about student’s work, but we need to remember that it is their work, not ours. Consider asking if a student wants help before offering it. If academic work is appropriately challenging, students can learn from working through problems independently.
We know what works. I trust our educators to do everything they can to keep students safely learning in the classroom this year. https://t.co/6dHYwHdxMS
I’m hearing from many parents about how teachers are performing heroically in difficult and scary times to provide comfort, humor, empathy, and instruction. Teachers are always superheroes. Now they seem to have even another gear of awesomeness. They are the best of #WhatUnitesUs
Wednesday, December 16th and Friday, December 18th from Noon - 1:00 PM Drive-thru food distribution offered at Van Pelt and Stonewall Jackson. Bus distribution will be also be offered from Noon - 1:00 PM at Rice Terrace. Please go the link on BVPS website to register for meals.
A big thank you to WL paraprofessionals and Ms. Argenbright for coming out on a snowy Tuesday morning for Responsive Classroom professional development.
Fly Five: The Social and Emotional Curriculum development team shares Range of Emotions resources (free downloads) found in CRS article with #AMLE20. #SEL#mschat
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CARES money to address emotional needs of @BVPSDistrict Bristol city students — showing value for the mental health and wellness of students in these challenging times @BristolSuper https://t.co/2GYYByisfV