1️⃣ Feedback, not grades.
2️⃣ Lead with love not lessons
3️⃣ Minimize synchronous online meetings
4️⃣ Remember no one size fits all
5️⃣ Set up one-on-one time
6️⃣ Keep it simple
7️⃣ Offer grace
Ideas via @Larryferlazzo.
Sketchnote via @wendi322
The best ways we can safeguard teachers from burnout:
1. Value and respect them
2. Provide opportunities for them to grow in ways they want to grow
3. Promote creativity and say "yes" to their creative ideas
#ThursdayThoughts#edchat#education
Working with these amazing literacy leaders from all around the district prepping for August Symposium! Thank you Cristal for teaching our presenters Engaging Practices: How to engage adult learners! @CMSLit@CharMeckSchools @CristalMcGill
Researchers found that the more teachers immersed themselves in restorative practices, the better students rated their relationships with these teachers @hechingerreport https://t.co/WF2Uq5wmY8 #edchat#restorativepractices
"How do you create full student choice with a couple hundred of kindergarten through eighth-grade students and one art teacher? A) Pedagogy, B) Planning, and C) Personalized Learning."
How creating choice transformed a K-8 art studio: https://t.co/PS0SQ3Mdtk #education#edchat
Lucia Gandrud entered second grade at @CMS_ElonPark last year as an English Learner (@CMS_ELServices). Now, when she speaks, her classmates listen.
Learn more: https://t.co/dkIsZ6hQpH
“Programs don't teach children literacy; teachers do. Wise admin invest in their teachers, not in programs. Wise teachers follow the child, because the informed observation of a child's reading behaviors will always tell knowledgeable Ts what instruction is needed.” @ruswalsh https://t.co/bzP19YCuvf