Sarah Guy

• former 4th gr 👩🏻‍🏫 • 🇺🇸 expat in 🇩🇪 • MSU Spartan • lifelong learner • reader • traveler • life enthusiast • dog lover •

[Sarah Guy @saraheguy10]

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[Katie Bateman @Katie_Bateman_]

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[Terri Sabol @terrisabol]

"Curiosity is your heart's way of telling you to pay attention." ~ @Jess_Keating

This is great for many things. I like it for brainstorming for my next manuscript. What are you curious about? #amwriting #author #kidlit

[Katherine Applegate (kaaauthor.bsky.social) @kaaauthor]

Such a lovely surprise to find #TheOneAndOnlyIvan hanging out with some of my all-time favorites on the New York Public Library's "125 Kids Books We Love" list. Thank you, @nypl, and many happy returns! https://t.co/7Ac4qKUiF9

[Sarah Guy @saraheguy10]

This is an amazing Q with amazing suggestions! I recently took a course on quality assessments, so mine would be about not using letter grades, instead focusing on meaningful feedback... would S’s focus more on learning from their mistakes? What growth could be measured & shown?

[Alicia Blankenship M.Ed @MsBteacherlady]

Ok all the teacher geeks out there, I love research.
I’ve done action research, double blind studies are my jam.
If you could conduct research, what would you try and discover in education? #edchat #edresearch

[College of Education @MSUCollegeofEd]

MSU program, led by @mattbrodhead, provides free support to caregivers of people with autism. Learn more: https://t.co/UdtpXODFsA

[Sean Hopps @seanhopps]

Students buy into teachers who are genuine and honest.

Admitting you don't know an answer or allowing a student to correct your mistakes go a long way in building a connected classroom.

[Kimberly D. Manning, MD, MACP @gradydoctor]

I know a lot of folks are wishing everyone would get on to positive things and stop perseverating on racism and the recent killings of unarmed black people.

Trust me—we’ve been wishing that for centuries now. Please allow yourselves to be uncomfortable and disrupted, too.

[RJ Palacio @RJPalacio]

To all teachers asking for permission to continue reading Wonder to their students via zoom, or recording themselves for a read aloud: yes!!! Go ahead!!! And thank you for your dedication and perseverance. Thank you for your guidance and wisdom. Thank you for your courage. Xoxoxo

[Mandy Lyons @mlyons2350]

Get some science on!! Where does syrup come from? Let me show! I miss you all! @ThinkMBE @rochcommschools #RCSPride #RCSCountOnMe

[peter brown! @itspeterbrown]

Educators! Many of your schools have closed from the #COVID19 crisis. Please know that you have my blessing to record video of yourselves reading my books to share online with your students. And THANK YOU for maintaining some normalcy for your students during this difficult time.

[Danny Steele @SteeleThoughts]

I love the fact that, no matter how bad our “to do list” gets screwed up, no matter how many times the copier breaks, no matter how bad our lesson bombs… we always have the ability to be nice to kids… to make them smile. I love that.

[Sarah Guy @saraheguy10]

@MrsRangos I’m not at all surprised and so proud of you! You are a fabulous educator and friend!

[Sarah Guy @saraheguy10]

@colbysharp @HamlinLibrary Perhaps you have some suggestions? ❤️

[Nathan Lang-Raad, Ed.D. @drlangraad]

4 ways teachers can prepare students for the world:
1. Let students experience failure so they can learn how to overcome it
2. Give them freedom to make their own choices
3. Tell them what they're good at
4. Teach them to cultivate a sense of humor

[Sarah Guy @saraheguy10]

Proud to be a #MSUSpartan educator!

[College of Education @MSUCollegeofEd]

Our graduate programs in elementary and secondary education have been ranked #1 in the nation for 25 consecutive years, according to @usnews: https://t.co/f5JuuwcLFV #BestGradSchools

[Sarah Guy @saraheguy10]

Weekly lesson plans have their place, and it is NOT in an administrator’s email inbox. https://t.co/AESQmA97z2

[Nathan Lang-Raad, Ed.D. @drlangraad]

4 ways teachers can prepare students for the world:
1. Let students experience failure so they can learn how to overcome it
2. Give them freedom to make their own choices
3. Tell them what they're good at
4. Teach them to cultivate a sense of humor

[Sarah Guy @saraheguy10]

@AmberKGress Thanks for letting me drop in on the experience! 🤗

[Amber Gress @AmberKGress]

Experienced our first #mysteryskype today with @mrvesco and his amazing class!! We were nervous but they helped us through it. Can’t wait to do another one! #hamlinhawks #RCSpride