@zbpipe@brockueducation I taught kindergarten in a Montessori school. Students called me Angela. I switched to public school. Had many of the same students again. They called me Angela. They got disciplined from admin for calling me Angela.admin refused to allow this.
As we head into the finale, I pray we all know our value. We did it. It was messy. Somedays we even faked our own, courage, confidence and smiles. But we did it. I’m proud of you!
Those of you who know me, know I am full of wonderings. Today I was wondering why custodians are not in grad photos. We often hear that custodians are the number one go to for students, yet, we don’t honour them in the photos of the students lives. Why?
@ErinRNapier@Valspar Has anyone figured out how to watch this show in Canada? I do not want to pay for discovery plus etc. I did find it there. Is there another way?
https://t.co/hgOMgn8hlm
Black Lives Matter perspectives in letters, drawings, poetry. From many different ages and stages. This may support you in your teaching, may support your students learning. Hope the link works.
I have been enlightened by yet another brilliant term. I have been studying and thoroughly engaged on how we move students who have trauma from PTSD to Post Traumatic Growth. I am pleased to be beginning to understand yet another step. Post Traumatic Wisdom.
I have taught some puzzling students in my career. I find pleasure in the puzzle. I have been digging into neuroplasticity, retraining the brain, and post traumatic growth. Trauma can be followed by hope, challenges are opportunities, teacher is a forever learning journey.
@mrbhss You always have a fabulous attitude. You are an incredible leader, knowing that I am certain that it has been a great year at KAPS. How could it not be? With your passion, drive, commitment to the school. Being fabulous is the only option.
Our Mariposa students are being charmed by Chris Brady our Nippising student while they test their knowledge of French transportation! @TLDSB@greatplace2grow