“Teaching students about optimism can help them see unpleasant events as learning opportunities.” Here’s how to teach realistic optimism. ✨
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Sadly racism still exists in 2020. This virus has brought uncalled for hate towards Chinese-Americans. Educators can combat racism in the classroom by living an example of expressing love and respect. #coronavirus#gccedu
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Learning is always priority but a virus can change what that looks like. Unfortunately, not every student has access to technology. We must adapt and provide for students however we can. #gccedu
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Students:
Read a book.
And when you finish that one, read another one.
No reading logs, no book reports.
Just read. That will help as much as anything during this time away from school.
It is so important for teachers to recognize the presence of ELLs in the classroom, but even more so their parents. Teachers should include parents in learning and it is easier when English fluency is encouraged.
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QR Codes are great tools to use in the classroom! Great way to begin to go paperless too. Can’t wait to use QR Codes to my classroom to promote creativity and engagement. #gccedu#arvrinedu
QR codes are simple and easy to create. Teachers or students are just a scan away from classroom creativity. QR codes are helpful for parent open houses or scavenger hunts around the classroom. The opportunities are endless #gccedu#arvrinedu