@immersedinfirst Yes! We will be spread out along our sidewalk with signs etc and parents will be able to drive through the loop in our parking lot to celebrate the end of the year. ππ
Internet predator activity has surged during the quarantine.
Parents, when possible, please monitor what your kids are viewing online. Use apps like Net Nanny and Bark to help.
Teachers, perhaps remind your students to be more careful.
Please share.
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Students should be taught intelligence isn't something you are always born with. It's also EARNED when YOU:
β’Read A LOT π
β’LOVE making mistakes π€
β’See VALUE in all types of knowledge π
β’Work VERY, VERY hard πͺ
β’Hang around other people who do the same π¨βπ§βπ¦
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@MrSpitzack I love what you retweeted. We often forget that kids feel that too. I'm with you 100% in showings students we make mistakes. It's real and it makes it ok for them and models the way when they see us handling mistakes positively.
@JenDerheim I love this β€οΈ this is what I talked to my parents about in the beginning. There's an opportunity to learn so many real life skills during this time and that's very important learning too.
Interesting perspectives on what to do for students in the fall to fill in the gaps caused by distance learning. Have your schools talked about this yet? #SMU637 https://t.co/5cYxW1647J
@misschesness We changed our grading scales to basically pass fail and in first grade we decided on more of a participation grade. They have to send us their assignment board after each week signed by the parent and we are giving points based on that.