David Tebo

Chief cheerleader, educonnector, father, husband, golfer and avid reader who loves to think about the FUTURE of Education.

[GRCC Men's Basketball @GRCCBasketball]

Today's #GRCCRaideroftheDay - #5 Brady Tebo!
❌ - @BradyTebo
📍 - Holland, MI
📏 - 6'2 FR Guard
🏀 - @M_B_A_Bball
🏫 - @HCSHawkeyes
📊 - Top 2 in 3pt % (46%) and FT % (83%)
Brady and the Raiders play @ home tomorrow in a doubleheader with @grccwbb vs Schoolcraft at 1PM/3PM!

[GRCC Men's Basketball @GRCCBasketball]

It's a GAME DAY #GivingTuesday! Your gift will empower student-athletes to concentrate on their coursework without the burden of financial pressures. Visit https://t.co/e9WNGuE9Av to donate!

Thank you, and Go Raiders!
- @CoachJoeFox, GRCC Men's Basketball

[David Tebo @tebotweets]

Pretty cool seeing my dad's stories being shared. https://t.co/p5hQ6qk08S

[Adam Grant @AdamMGrant]

People who are unwilling to admit their mistakes are unable to learn from them.

Acknowledging yesterday's error is a prerequisite to correcting it today and preventing more tomorrow.

When we get it wrong, arrogance insists "I was right." Humility says "I want to make it right."

[David Tebo @tebotweets]

@massp @GLEP_MI Come on @massp how do they get clicks if they don't play the half truths game?

[David Tebo @tebotweets]

Remarkable pronouncements https://t.co/LmZYjaBWVo

[Lenny Padilla @lenny_padilla]

Brady Tebo (Hamilton) scored with 2 seconds left to help his team win 83-81 in the Ring of Fire All-Star Game on Tuesday. Brian Parks (Union) was team MVP with 18 points. Austin Buckley (Byron Center) was his team's MVP with 17. Tebo had 14.
Photos: https://t.co/dQOXrxHTzD

[GRCC Men's Basketball @GRCCBasketball]

Future Raider @BradyTebo taking it to rack for the game winning bucket in the Ring of Fire All Star game at DU!

[Future of Learning Council @MichiganFLC]

Great post by @Saypa in collaboration with FLC members who were invited to attend the @asugsvsummit by @MichiganVirtual. Wonderful learning experience which challenged us to lean into innovation. @ryanbruderDCS @tebotweets
https://t.co/JaAdl6TWDW

[David Tebo @tebotweets]

Just sharing some of my learning journey as I work to show up better for others and grow myself. https://t.co/XAsa4UG3oy

[𝐁𝐫𝐚𝐝 𝐉𝐨𝐡𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐧 @DrBradJohnson]

If students aren’t getting enough physical activity, unstructured play, & recess, don’t blame them when they get restless, fidgety, & can’t focus in class. Children need to move! Physical activity and play, enhances focus, self regulation of emotions, & academic performance.

[David Tebo @tebotweets]

Proud to call you my son and excited to see what the next chapter brings. #letswork

[Brady Tebo @BradyTebo]

Thankful for God giving me the ability to stay healthy and pursue my dream as an athlete, my dad for growing me into the man and athlete I am today and for the opportunity @CoachJoeFox has given me. With that being said my next chapter will be as a Raider! #letswork

[David Tebo @tebotweets]

Great program, great leadership and an amazing donor. Community MATTERS! https://t.co/0H21SIxlLL

[Brad Weinstein @WeinsteinEdu]

Always look beyond the surface with students! 🙌

[Yung Pueblo @YungPueblo]

8: Ego is dominant when an individual can only see things from their angle. Being able to see more views than just your own is a sign that compassion is present and active in your mind.

[Yung Pueblo @YungPueblo]

7: Ego is at work whenever you are looking down on someone, judging them harshly, and writing them off as permanently toxic or too far gone to redeem themselves.

[Yung Pueblo @YungPueblo]

6: Ego is incredibly sneaky, you can do a lot of inner work and get yourself to a better place and still have moments where ego twists your logic and clouds what you see.

[Yung Pueblo @YungPueblo]

3: Many get trapped in a cycle of ego dominance where they can only see their view and nothing can ever be their fault, they will even jump through hoops to place all blame outside of themselves – when the mind is this fragile it can normally be traced back to trauma.

[Yung Pueblo @YungPueblo]

2: There is a sense of comfort the ego feels from uniformity – when our family, friends and peers are all aligned with a particular view of what is right and what is wrong, we feel the pleasantness of safety and the reassurance that our view is correct.