6 tips to reduce stress of staff.
1) If you ask to meet with staff member, let them know why.
2) Don't address an issue you have with one person with the whole staff.
3) Praise a lot more than you critique
4) Fewer meetings
5) More encouragement/support
6) Encourage self care
In my 32 years as a chief meteorologist in Buffalo television, I’ve stayed away from giving advice on school closings, even when my youngest daughter used to lobby me. This time around, it would be inconceivable to me for schools to be open on Friday. Just too dangerous. Period.
Teachers don't leave because it's hard. Teachers are some of the hardest working professionals I know. They leave because the expectations become more unrealistic every year.
Effective teachers don't focus so much on rules, but on routines, procedures and expectations. If you focus on rules, you will spend most of the year enforcing them. But if you focus on routines, procedures, and expectations, you rarely have to defer back to the rules.
I’m looking for some help for one of my Statistics students- she’s collecting data for her capstone project and was hoping for many, many responses to her survey about Covid-19. If you have a moment to help we would both appreciate it! Thanks 😊
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My new website coming soon to a computer near you! Educational weather/climate videos & region specific forecasts covering 4 major sections of WNY. We’ll even pick apart some of the reasons forecasts go awry!
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AP Exam Tip: Know how to interpret a P-value. “Assuming the null is true, the P-value is the probability of getting the observed result or more extreme, purely by chance.” #apstats#MTBoS#statschat#holygrail
AP Exam Tip: When interpreting a confidence interval, always use the word confident (not probability) and be sure to refer to the population parameter and not the sample statistic. #apstats#MTBoS#statschat
AP Exam Tip: A good sample design or increasing the sample size does not make your estimate more accurate. It makes your estimate more precise. #apstats#MTBoS#statschat
AP Exam Tip: When interpreting slope and y-intercept for a regression equation, be sure to use the word “predicted” or “estimated” in front of the y-variable. #apstats#MTBoS#statschat#yhat
AP Exam Tip: When asked to compare two distributions, be sure to compare shape, center, and variability in the context of problem. Don’t simply list. Use words like “greater than, less than, similar to”. #apstats#MTBoS#statschat#SOCV
AP Exams start on Monday, May 11. Do you have AP Exams scheduled for the week of May 11, the week of May 18, or both? Double-check the AP Exam schedule: https://t.co/7AYpuvGxKl