It doesn't matter how well you've planned. You'll always have those 5-10 min. blocks of time when it's too short to start something new but too long not to do anything. These can activities can help!
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I encourage all new teachers to follow teachers who currently love their position. One cannot grow from negativity. Positivity is the key to happiness in teaching.
Do teachers provide students with the same leadership support that is recommended for leaders in the 21st century workplace? They sure do!!! Bravo, teachers! https://t.co/VhsiOyJSUd
Having no water since Tuesday caused work to take a backseat this week. Great reminder for leaders as recovery begins from the winter storm destruction. @LollyDaskal https://t.co/uh26524WM7
You can be both confident and humble. Humble knowing there is a God and it’s not you. Confident knowing you were made in God’s image and He has a plan for your life.
How I honor and appreciate those leaders who are finding new ways to lead— who are mindful of how tired teachers are right now and are giving them the love and support they so desperately need. https://t.co/UePOPeBZRk
#ThoughtForTheDay Building relationships w/students & colleagues is a fundamental value of cultivating a healthy classroom & school culture. However, we can't forget the critical component of bldg. a relationship w/ourselves; & that involves caring for ourselves too. #Culturize
Psychologist Michael Reichert found boys learn better when they have a genuine relationship with their teacher. This should be obvious, but developing relational skills can be hard when boys receive unhealthy messages about how they should behave. @dfkris https://t.co/8YKAxlm55H
In this week's Tip, @regieroutman encourages educators to consider five goals and actions to help simplify and elevate our teaching to benefit all our students. Read her thoughts: https://t.co/YxrTzXjOA8.