This is Beautifully done! Dr. Huberman, out of Stanford University, breaks down 9 learning super-protocols!thisRETHINK EDUCATION: The Biology of Learning Featuring Dr. Andrew Huberman https://t.co/wrXJeb4XsO via @YouTube
"Power is like a candle. You can give a child power without giving away any of your own power."
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Ideas via @StuartShanker Ross Greene & Richard Lavoie.
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I’ve always played “white noise” music as my students came in to class and began reading…now I know why it helped them get into a learning groove✅🤓🙌🏻. Educators Check this fascinating podcast out! https://t.co/zknrp27aYx
How Emotions Are Made is a fascinating read to help us understand how emotions come to being in our brains and how important language and context are! app.https://t.co/7YRUU3cknU
How can we provide PLCs w/a structure to guide their work while allowing them the autonomy & agency to personalize their learning?
Using the 5Es to Give Teachers Agency & Maximize Productivity
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Today in PLC, a colleague described how she keeps a spread sheet of things that happen on screen. Like a cat walks across the screen. Instead of chiding the student, she records, “Student has a cat. Ask its name later.” That tiny little move is about relationship now and later.
@lindseygatfield @mhprincipal Kimberly is attentive to every aspect of her students social emotional well-being and drives incredible learning and growth for her students year-over-year! She is an incredible colleague too, always learning and always finding ways to inspire other teachers! Incredible🙌🙌🙌
Being a black mother is such a beautiful privilege, but it’s also a sobering responsibility. Our world is showing how important the home is. How important it is not only to shower our babies with love, but to teach them to love others intentionally. @parentsmagazine ✨
Three years ago, @pennykittle and I created book clubs for our HS students around the theme of social justice. Here were the titles we selected at that time. Any suggestions for updating the list?