I'm hearing from many parents of young children of the heroic work teachers and administrators are doing to make the start of this surreal school year feel special. I'm not surprised. Educators are heroes. And are often left to fix the messes of the rest of society.
Parent’s we’re about a month away from 08/17. As I’ve consistently said, our plan is conditioned on the level of community spread in 08. It may be smart to start having your school age children practice wearing a mask now just in case the data requires a change in our plan.
Need #stayhome ideas to invigorate family & play time for #giftedminds during the pandemic? NAGC opened the archives & updated past toy/game reviews for this jumbo “Toys & Games List for #Gifted Kids”! 40+ titles for ages 3-103. https://t.co/KoSiMWwqkg #gtchat
Many gifted kids experience stress and anxiety when the world is in turmoil. If your kids are struggling with the current state of the world, this article from Nancy M. Robinson may help.
https://t.co/BOFGnC6aXB
Gifted children may start to tackle existential questions much earlier than their peers and they may not yet know how to emotionally handle these thoughts. Remind them that it’s okay to talk about what scares or saddens them!
Our friends at Kentucky Association for Gifted Education @KAGEgifted put together this huge collection of Enrichment Support Materials for G/T. This is an amazing compilation divided by grades and support areas! Thank you, KAGE, for your hard work! https://t.co/CXxKbiBrLG
This pandemic has already revealed that:
- schools are so much more than just schools.
- many people now realize how tough it is to be a teacher and that teachers are grossly underpaid.
- teachers are irreplaceable and essential to learning and education.
#homeschooling