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Another STEAM Friday in the books. First grade investigated shadow & light. I have to thank my hubby and daughters for helping me cut 94 cardboard people so every 1st grader had their own. 😬 #vgsa @VailsGateBP @VailsGateEC
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@hgse's @iscott4, thank you for joining us to talk about Ss impact! We celebrate you, too! Tough times require great leadership. These panelists have shown the way! @LisaMor59790683 @LakewoodESPrin @PrincipalTeal @SWES_GCS@VailsGateBP @Brunge1Heritage @carneyliteracy @MrKBentley
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"Risks & challenges have become normalized. We'll see this group of kids take more risks & meet more challenges. It's an opportunity to push boundaries. Educator guidance about the types of risks to take has never been more important."@Brunge1Heritage
That's why we're here!
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The best teaching strategy is to show grace. The best classroom management tip is showing your kids grace. One of the best ways to build relationships is to show grace. The best teachers show grace. Showing grace is always the right decision to make.
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We shouldn’t go back to the schools of March 2020 – that’s a low bar. Right now, we have the chance to be bold – stronger mental health support, better training, and the opportunity to address inequities that existed long before COVID-19.
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“I believe our very best teachers--even those focused like a laser beam on standards--make time for pure fun each and every day in their classrooms. Making time for fun is another way we create a positive and productive culture in our schools.”
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It’s extremely difficult to hear as a #parent that your child is struggling, either academically or behaviorally.
When we communicate with parents, we have to remember what we say and how we say it carry significant weight.
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For too many students, public education in America has been a flor pálida: a wilted rose, neglected, in need of care. We must be the master gardeners who cultivate it, who work every day to preserve its beauty and is purpose.
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Teaching 6 year olds about Martin Luther King Jr is always hard, but it feels particularly difficult this year. We spent a long time this morning celebrating Dr. King's life and talking about how we can spread kindness ❤️
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#2020Revelations : No technology can replace the magic of in-person teaching BUT magic can be created in online teaching. A combination of the two will make for the most ideal learning. No ones life needed to be risked for us to figure this out #HipHopEd
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Almost every single piece of exhausted technology starts to work again simply by unplugging it, giving it a few moments and then plugging it back in.
My plan this winter break is to see if that same plan works for exhausted educators.
You should too.
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First Grade Library Meet ❤️
Can’t wait to welcome these babies in person on Monday 🐊💙💛 #VGSA
@newburghschools
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Teachers, Please take time for yourself this weekend. I know people say you should not do any work on weekends but we know at times there is no way around it. But take some time to recharge & spend w/ family, friends, or self. Balance will help you get refreshed to jump back in.
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The graceful balancing act of engaging students, navigating technology issues, supporting student and parent concerns via email, phone call, and text... all during instruction 😳 is confirmation of the awesomeness of teachers! 💪🏾#keepshining #virtuallearningstrong
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Avoiding Synchronous Video Fatigue During Remote Learning esheninger.blogspot.com/2020… #edchat #edutwitter #remotelearning #remoteteaching
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DID YOU KNOW? The Technology Department has created a series of tutorial videos to help families and scholars navigate online learning. Each video is brief and easy to view multiple times if needed.
Access our Communications YouTube page or by clicking:
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