“Learning math terminology is more than studying a list of words.” A few ways teachers can “immerse students in the language of math”—while keeping student engagement high.
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#WorldMentalHealthDay. The research is clear: We need deeper connections. And, importantly, if someone you know is suffering, help them find resources. My colleagues at @mentalhealthcln have incredible ones. @YaleEmotion@rulerapproach
"It’s enough to start with small, intentional moves to gradually build a culture of trust, where you and your colleagues practice being vulnerable with one another."
3 Habits to Make Teacher Teams More Impactful:
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Shout out to @BernsteinCT@FredEnde and @larrydlewis2424 for leading such a great course #EDLR5402. As leaders, we are the changers. Get to know your people. Go through the hard stuff. Make a difference.
Students should feel welcomed and that they belong.
Adults should feel welcomed and that they belong.
We must be respectful of cultures, religions, or identities.
This should be non-negotiable no matter what your beliefs or politics are.
Important insight from the "Leadership Is Not an Event" chapter of What Great Principals Do Differently by @ToddWhitaker🔑https://t.co/EaMZdonog5 #schoolculture#wgpdd
Check your privilege. As someone who’s benefitted from every privilege imaginable, I have a responsibility to SPEAK UP to change a system that has given me advantages at the expense of others. Can’t just bury my head in the sand and pretend I “worked harder” #EDLR5402