Week 12 Alarm Clock Pep Rally: Oceanside High! 🏴☠️ kusi.com/week-12-alarm-clock…
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Today is World Teachers' Day and we join with people around the globe to celebrate how teachers are transforming education and making a positive difference in the lives of their students. @SanDiegoCOE works to support educators through a variety of ways. sdcoe.net
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"If we want children to behave differently, we have to go back to the basics, back to what we know about the brain and how the brain works, focusing on creating classrooms based on safety, connection, & problem-solving," Lety Valero of @ConsciousD told us. edut.to/3YXGIi0
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During breaks, it turns out, the brain works overtime. New research illuminates what kinds of breaks benefit learners the most.
The Mysterious Power of Brain Breaks
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Our State PreK classes honored Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. day by sharing speeches about their dreams for peace ☮️ #DestinationOside @OsideUSD
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Check out new research on how kids best learn letter-sound pairings. Hint: Get ’em up and moving!
A Better Way to Learn Your ABCs
#destinationoside @OsideUSD TK teachers and staff making students feel loved ❤️
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February Student's of the Month. Great job panthers!!! @esbessant @OsideUSD #DestinationOside
Well Done Natalia!!
February Student's of the Month. Great job panthers!!! @esbessant @OsideUSD #DestinationOside
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Is your child entering kindergarten? Do you want them to be bilingual in both English and Spanish? Register now at oside.is/bilingual
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This month our TIP Sheet Spotlight is @lorrah_hogue, principal at @DelRioVikings Elementary School PK-5th grade in the @OsideUSD. Read more about her here: conta.cc/3sNF0QF @SanDiegoCOE
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When it comes to apologizing, intentionality and accountability matters.
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ALT How to Apologize: 1. Say what you are sorry for. "I am sorry for..." 2. Say why it was wrong. "It was wrong because..." 3. Accept full responsibility. "I accept full responsibility for what I did/said." 4. Ask how to make amends. "How can I make this better?" 5. Commit to not doing it again. "Moving forward, I promise to..." 6. Ask for forgiveness. "Will you accept my apology?" 7. Thank them. "Thank you for bringing this to my attention." These are not apologies: I'm sorry you feel that way. I'm sorry but... I'm sorry you misinterpreted what I said. What about that time you... You misunderstood what I meant. It was your fault that I...
@OsideUSD @jordysparks @SeaGatorNews Wally the puppet from Dinosaur School keeping Ms. Michel’s first graders prepared to understand happy and sad feelings.
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@OsideUSD @OsideSup @pqroadrunner Self-regulation skills taught and positively reinforced at Palmquist! Yay for TK!
TK students in @OsideUSD practice fundamental writing. Handwriting is a foundational skill that can influence students’ reading, writing, language use and critical thinking. Thank you Miss Borg @smesabulldogs @OsideSup @MercedesLovie @GravlinVicki
























