🧵 There's an art in managing the ebb and flow of a classroom, where you balance between releasing students and pulling them back together. As students seem to struggle with longer periods of focus this year, here are a few that have helped me and become part of my routine.
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One of the most telling attributes of an effective leader is that they bring out the best in those they lead. They raise morale and confidence of their staff. Imagine what a staff can do when they feel valued and appreciated.
To my PLN here. Remember the 4 M's of Mental Health. Mindfulness (awareness of our mental state), movement (walking, indoor exercise, etc.), mastery (control of what we actually can), and meaning (do something useful for yourself). #edutwitter#edchat#BetterTogether
Everyone needs to know what a #DivisiveBot (that's what I call them) looks like. This one is easy. Look at the profile name and @Twitter handle. Look at the spacing and use of English. The only way to fight these is to educate yourself, report it, and don't respond!
Please take a minute to watch this and if you can, take a few seconds to retweet this using the #retweet4good
All the money goes to a great organization for the immediate needs and the recovery efforts for the #CampFireParadise
Thank you 🙏🏻 #ButteStrong#payitforward
Here's the thing: state elections matter. So share this with your folks who got love for our kids—educators, parents, coaches, your mama, your mama's mama because Nov 6th is right in front of us! @AdamGidwitz@RJPalacio @JackieWoodson @mattdelapena@gayleforman@melissacwalker
Overheard at the #readingsummit, “Saying that because of the Internet you don’t need a librarian is like saying that because of Web MD you don’t need a doctor.” Thank you, Shari-Lyn!
Looking for examples of "Engage and Coach" from Tiny House Project https://t.co/4HrT0qIYKF using https://t.co/TbeWCSJRAs | @BIEpbl@suzieboss@johnlBIE@bwileyone