@Bartography My Ts were planning on reading Whoosh! this month to our Ss as part of our March Madness reading bracket. With schools closed, we like to read and share on our social media sites. Do we have your permission to do that?
Just a reminder, “All In” doesn’t mean you have to be at school til 7 every night. Doesn’t meant you need to take school work home every night. Doesn’t mean you need to be swamped every weekend with planning or grading. This isn’t All In, this is Burn Out. Have a Restful weekend!
I’m with you @Joe_Sanfelippo, I add things to the list to cross them off. But being out in the building is really the best part of the day. It’s at the top of my list!
So honored to work with this incredible teacher! Students coded mice to make number patterns, made lava lamps, made a prop for their scientist research, and had to figure out the coordinates to the secret box! You are an inspiration! @RidgeRoadrunne1#ESInnovate#ridgerocks
There are two types of teachers during the last week in December: Those who complain about their job and students OR Those who bring magic, passion, & engagement for their students. Which one would you rather be? Which one would you want your own child to have?
Now give me a minute to explain. I know right away some will jump on here and talk about how administrators need to earn that respect or so on and so on.
You can read my complete thoughts on FB or IG
#tellYourStory#WeAllDeserveIt
Teachers deserve to have administrators who will fight for them
Administrators who will stand up against things that only seek to add more to an educators plate while also not taking anything off of their plate
My thoughts continue on IG
#TellYourStory#WeAllDeserveIt