One science teacher uses a unit on the Flint water crisis to encourage students to find connections between chemistry and racial inequity. @StevenZemelman
How science class can inspire students to explore inequities in their communities
https://t.co/4jOSehKmSg
In a world where negativity is rampant, Ted Lasso has been nothing but positivity and happiness. Ted, thanks for teaching us the joy of belief. In ourselves, and in others. Thank you, Ted.
Megan Peterson makes history! She will be the first girls wrestler to participate in the state tournament from TRF!! She placed 2nd at sections today in Sartell. We are so proud!!!!
"Add << >> to a textbox in the upper right hand corner to display the time, including seconds, while presenting your Google Slides."
https://t.co/6U9zPRjzqi @claycodes#googleSlides#googleEDU
I hope you can catch this gem tonight ( Tues) @WDAYnews at 6pm. The story of Alex Gullingsrud. The brave 10-year old from Red Lake Falls, Minn. lost his leg to cancer... but don't tell him about things he can't do. Just an amazing kid -- you have to meet him.
@MGullingsrud
Back-to-back meetings drain our brains. We need downtime in between to recover.
New research: even 10-minute breaks between meetings are enough to reduce stress, improve focus, and boost engagement.
Instead of defaulting to 30/60min meetings, we should schedule 20/50min blocks.
Saying "I might be wrong" is not a mark of ignorance. It reveals the absence of insecurity.
Arrogance is a shield for a fragile ego. Humility is a sign of self-assurance.
It takes confidence to admit uncertainty. The people who are the most sure are usually the most insecure.