"The teaching environment may not be the same as we’re used to, but it’s important to remember that good teaching is still good teaching." @MelKitchenEDU
9 Ways Online Teaching Should be Different from Face-to-Face https://t.co/ESs6c2FABU
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“Understand that some days will not work out the way you want them to, so it is okay to start again tomorrow...Sometimes walking away, taking a break, doing something else, and starting again tomorrow is the best thing to do.” https://t.co/tT7uKHdiQ2 #InnovateInsideTheBox
I am beyond grateful for Caitlin Nelson. She has been an amazing mentor. Encouraging me to try new things with tech. Encouraging me to be a leader. My kids and I love learning from her. #plcsgreatful#plcsinovates@c8lin17
Social media is full of amazing things and is normally celebrations. Just in case you need to know it's okay to not be an expert in tech or perfect here are a few whoopsies from my last few weeks. YOU GOT THIS AND ARE DOING GREAT!
@Ms_Leonovicz It is totally okay to be in the surviving camp. I am there too. You are an amazing teacher. I learn so much from you! I know those kiddos are incredibly lucky to have you!
Today I am going to be honest. This transition is hard. Trying to wear so many hats at once. I am trying to give myself grace but I'm not good at that. Today remember you are human & doing your best. Breath, enjoy, find joy
@suituptoteach@ReneePalumbo@seeleysquad @zoom_us Thanks for the tip sheet. You are an amazing leader. I love how you embrace change and roll with it. Thanks for always sharing and inspiring.
@Ms_Leonovicz @MrSkinnerBF I make mistakes all the time. What a wonderful example of how to act afterwards though. Kids need to see that we are not perfect