@TrevinoMisty I hear you. As a new leader, I have been repetitive in my approach that less is more & that we need to focus on SEL & dig cit before any "academic" content. We must give abundant grace & flexibility to families as we all battle through this time. This graphic sums it up well.
As a teacher, it is important to continuously ask for feedback, but not just from administrators or fellow teachers. How else do you ask for feedback in your classroom? #NCTEvillage#teacherlife
Sea otters = messy eaters! Sometimes they use tools to break open food like clams and mussels. Try it with your students! Design a device to open a snack bag using this #SuperScience#STEM design challenge: https://t.co/7XGBqE9rp5 #SEPs#YouOtterKnow
Need a personal reminder of truth? Tuck your name in these promises.
Trust in Me with all your heart, ______, and I will guide you. (Pr. 3:5a, 6b)
My power will rest on you,_ _____, when you are weak. (2 Cor. 12:9)
None of My promises will ever fail you, ______. (Joshua 23:14)
Let a love of #reading bloom in your classroom with this flowery book review. Hurry—it’s only free this week! #kidlit#ScholasticTeachables https://t.co/4XSnOg4BXb
Lord, unrush us today. Show us how to slow down and leave sacred space for relationships. We want to follow Your example of staying focused on connection and compassion. Amen.
When the difficulties of life leave us feeling shaken, we must plant our feet on the solid ground of God’s Word.
His truth won’t shift with feelings.
His truth won’t drown in a sea of tears.
His truth won’t leave us even when our gut-honest cries don’t sound so Christian.
Let your students design their own experiments for a memorable #handsonlearning experience. #TopTeaching blogger @GeniaConnell shows you how:
https://t.co/U2mQcr3n4X