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Be a Force Multiplier
Let your narrative empower you to be a 'Force Multiplier' and 'The Nail that Sticks Up'. @MistiGreeniLEAD
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Help students prep for their STAAR tests with this interactive resource! Scroll to the bottom box for tools that familiarize them with the testing platform.
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Welcome to the ACC.
#PonyUpDallas | @DriveSewell
If you know me, you know my day begins and ends with data—it drives the work. But as an educator, I never forget that data doesn’t tell the whole story. Heart and humanity matter just as much. #EducatorLife #DataDriven #WholeChild
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"I don't mind being yelled at, to me, you are not leading if people aren't upset. I'm not here to make friends, I'm here to try and do the work to make it better - particularly for people that look like me, and all of our black and brown kids." ~ Our board chair @SupKylaOUSD
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#2 is still my biggest WIP to stop caring how my growth makes the haters feel and the terrible things they say and do…and this is such a great list all-around. Do hard things ✨
Important Truth: Growth happens slowly and then all at once.
If you don't learn to recognize your own growth in its most subtle forms, you may become discouraged.
Here are 9 hidden signs of your personal growth:
(bookmark this for the next time you feel stuck)
1. You start embracing the embarrassment of being a beginner.
The only way to accomplish something meaningful is to endure days, weeks, months, or even years of embarrassing failure. The beginner’s embarrassment is actually a positive signal. Embrace that beginner's embarrassment and you will change your life.
2. You stop concerning yourself with how your growth makes others feel.
When you're on your journey to growth, some people won't like it. Your growth, focus, and improvement are exposing something in them: Their insecurities, their fears, their lack of ambition. You can show them empathy and love, but ultimately, you are not responsible for how your journey to self-improvement makes others feel.
3. You start feeling scared of the things you're working on.
One thing I’ve learned: The self-doubt never goes away, you just get a little bit better at moving forward in spite of it. Being strong doesn’t mean masking your self-doubt behind arrogance and bravado. Being strong means opening up about it and continuing to march forward into the unknown.
4. You stop focusing on sounding impressive to others.
We spend far too much time worrying about impressing others and not enough time focusing on impressing ourselves. Focus on the internal, not the external, and everything will fall into place.
5. You stop complaining about things outside of your control.
When you complain, you’re giving too much power to the thing you complain about. Your entire life will change when you take back that power.
6. You start embracing the changes in your identity.
The Paradox of Change says that the only constant in life is change. Instead of fighting it, start embracing the change—be dynamic, be adaptable. There is no Past You to cling to, there is no Future You to worry about. There is just the Present You to take action.
7. You start embracing being wrong
The most successful people don't have the best answers—they ask the best questions. They realize that finding the truth is much more important than being right. In fact, they legitimately enjoy being wrong. They embrace new information as software updates to their brain.
8. You start setting (and enforcing) healthy boundaries.
Establishing healthy boundaries and getting comfortable with saying NO is a cheat code for life.
9. You start cringing at yourself from six months ago
The "cringe" you feel when you look back at your old output, mindsets, beliefs, behaviors, and actions is a positive indicator. It means you've learned, changed, developed, and grown. If you feel that urge to cringe at where you were, consider it a nice reminder of your progress.
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Rule for Life: When in doubt, zoom out.
On a regular basis, zoom out and use these hidden indicators of personal growth to reset on your journey.
Change your perspective, change your life.
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We had the most exhilarating adventure swimming with sharks off Hawaii’s North Shore! The thrill of being so close to these majestic creatures was beyond words. Moments of awe ✨🦈
When the ‘Are you good?’ text
turns into the, “Are you good, for real?!” pull/pop up.
#DayMade
Spent Saturday in Lubbock celebrating a former student's incredible achievement—she beat the odds! Bonus: her brother, another of my former students, was there too♥️. #MyGarden #TheStuffThatMatters
@dallasschools
Day 1 at #WLESummit provided us with the chance to reconnect and grow our network.
The conversations shared on this sofa were both safe and supportive. Looking forward to Day 2! @WomenLeadingEd @DrJLGore @MarceySorensen @ccleadlearner
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And, that’s a WRAP on day one of the #WLESummit - huge thanks to @JenniferJust8 @joinpokerpower @PEAK6 for an incredible set of lessons on the art of negotiation. So inspired. So grateful.
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140 powerful women leaders in education have arrived in Charlotte, NC… WE WILL RISE!!! #WLESummit
The power to accomplish remarkable feats and live an exceptional life is not tied to an occupation but to the disposition of the heart. Extraordinary - J.Bevere ♥️ – at Fort Worth, TX
🎙️In my latest episode, 'What’s Under That Hood,' I explore the importance of positive student-teacher bonds. Reflecting on past experiences with a former student sheds light on the transformative impact of these connections. – at Fort Worth, TX
🎙️Episode 6, 'What's Under That Hood,' explores the power of being a force for positive change. This is a call to action for educators to lead with empathy and intentionality, making a lasting difference in students' lives. rss.com/podcasts/ilead/13926…
#Education #PositiveChange
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Today, we are releasing a first-in-the-nation Framework for Implementing Artificial Intelligence in K-12 Education.
It’s adaptable, provides holistic guidance on #AI for district and state leaders, department-specific applications, and risk mitigation. ilogroup.com/news/press-rele…
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Incredible scale and impact by @dollyslibrary to support literacy efforts across the country. Given the continued drop in students reporting they read for fun via #NAEP data, these kinds of collective impact efforts are critical and inspiring. Thanks Nora Briggs and Jeff Conyers for your leadership.
Not everyone lived those epic summer days with grandparents—feasting on fried bologna, chasing lightning bugs. Then, Sundays meant decked-out rides to church in a Cadillac with Armor All-coated tires.
And it shows…
If you missed out, sit back, soak in nostalgia - be humble. – at Fort Worth, TX
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👀READ IT!
Dr. @JuliaRafalBaer on why communication and collaboration are essential soft skills leaders should build in the workplace via @Forbes & @ForbesBizCncl
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