A “mindset” is an attitude that helps frame one’s outlook and approach to challenges.
Our one-hour online course "Developing an #ExplorerMindset with your Learners" is an intro to all things @NatGeoEducation. We hope you'll check it out and pass it on! https://t.co/0lMHGHsq34
Admin, take time every day next week to catch a teacher or staff member doing something great and leave them a post it note letting them know. Remember that most of your communication as a leader should be encouragement and praise!
Bringing What Worked During Virtual Learning Into the Classroom: Online class staples like learning management systems and video lessons continue to have value in face-to-face instruction. https://t.co/PkTtN5VhyX @edutopia
Don't think morale is important for adults? Do you think students learn better in a classroom where the teacher is valued, appreciated, supported, and celebrated, or a classroom where the teacher feels isolated and hanging on by a thread?
For many Americans, the prolonged uncertainty of the #COVID19 pandemic is a significant source of stress and anxiety. Research from @kate_sweeny's Life Events Lab at @UCRiverside helps us understand the best ways to cope. https://t.co/BOT363UGVy
Today we celebrate our many indigenous communities and recognize the many wrongs that still reverberate.
We still have work to do.
#IndigenousPeoplesDay
Have you heard of Mary G. Ross? Born in 1908, she was a member of the Cherokee Nation. A 'hidden figure,' she also helped author the 'NASA Planetary Flight Handbook Vol. III' about travel to Venus and Mars: https://t.co/GasV3EiKyM
Courtesy: @SmithsonianNMAI#IndigenousPeoplesDay
“Be like Roots of a Tree, always Grounded with Mother Earth, yet always reaching for the Sky.”
~ Lakota
#IndigenousPeoplesDay
Pic: Courtesy @TapaheDesign
Teachers, Principals, Directors, Superintendents...
No matter your salary, education, or what side of the desk you are, how you treat people ultimately tells all.