Two GCS Instructional Coaches were awarded the 2022 Dr. Elizabeth Gressette Professional Development Scholarship! Anne Kelsey-Zibert and Jake Gambrell were presented a $1,600 award by Kathy Maness of the Palmetto State Teachers Association. Congratulations!!
A reading workshop minilesson should be taught with the sense of urgency that the coach just called a timeout with 2 seconds left on the board to win the championship. @hellojenjones@sblakeney3@cardinal_mj
Enjoyed working with our 5th grade team today! Collaboration in action as they built classroom schedules to ensure Ss success. Proud of their hard work and willingness to be proactive before the school year starts!
To be deemed essential & then bypassed for the vaccine when required to be exposed daily to 100s of individuals is disrespectful and devaluing.
I am beyond disappointed in @govhenrymcmaster @Molly_Spearman@EducationSC@scdhec SC can do better! #VaxForEdNow
Make sure your circle includes people who will tell you....
- No
- Are you sure?
- Have you thought about it this way?
- That was inappropriate
We have to have people in our circles who will push back, challenge, and therein make us better. All from a place of love.
In our latest New Teacher blog post, Dawn Mitchell discusses 10 Tips for avoiding teacher burnout. In today's challenging environment, veteran and induction teachers alike would benefit from this read.
https://t.co/PSnbJwZnyc
Educators: if you use #Jamboard and #GoogleMeet in your classroom, you’re going to love this new update! Jamboard is now integrated with Google Meet, allowing your class to share ideas collaboratively in real time. Get your jam on in video calls: https://t.co/3wSI3VqDTo
@jag7585 modeling flipped learning with a flipped pd. He did a presentation for our @bethel1964 and os hosting 3 q&a sessions to support their learning based on their needs!
Thankful for the work of @gcssupt and the board @chucksaylors putting the safety of students, families, and staff first while developing a reopening plan for all students to learn in appropriate, flexible models during these challenging times.
Well said.
Disheartening to watch the governor use the very students the state has been failing for years as the reason to force local districts to re-open in a way that they believe is not in the best interests of those very students. Our teachers and students deserve better.