@AJonesCaldwell1@GSUEdLead Oh, how I wish! A standing 2 hours every Wednesday (1-3), and Parkinson law is at readily in play; "give me time and I will fill it!"
@AJonesCaldwell1@GSUEdLead R5: Alisha, this is awesome, and very beneficial. Rarely does this happen when I am. We don't see the agenda until we are in the meeting. Somethings you may even be on it without any notice. #GSUEdLead
@AJonesCaldwell1@GSUEdLead R4: Absolutely, we've done this during our pandemic and it was very well received. We all can benefit from a brain break for sure.#GSUEdLead
@GSUEdLead A5 Several things, I realized is that the morning huddle will be beneficial to the participants. The Parkinson Law not only apply in a meeting and time, but it applies to home and space, as well as life in general. I my home when I have space I fill it. #GSUEdLead
@sr_tucker_ @FeliciaLewis615@GSUEdLead R3: I feel so disrespected when I see the same agenda. If we don't have anything new to share; why are we meeting?#GSUEdLead
@GSUEdLead A4 Well our Principal recently began allowing for staff to share their glows and grows to each other, and it was received very well. We heard from staff not normally doesn’t speak in meetings.#GSUEdLead
@GSUEdLead My grade level meetings were averaging 1-2 hours. Until, I had, had had enough! Shorten by encouraging, very tactfully suggested team norms, agendas, timekeeper, and minute’s recorder to follow the minute outline. #GSUEdLead
@GSUEdLead A1: Hello I am Mrs. Mae Brown, I am a highly qualified fifth grade educator and I am in the Tier 1 Certification course at GSU with two a”MAE" zing professors.