Assistant Principal @ Oakdale Elementary School in Frederick Co. MD. I am a caring & passionate mom, wife and educator. Always hoping to learn, grow and laugh!
Joined June 2018
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Congratulations to our ELITE Academy & Aspire graduates! What an honor it’s been to support these aspiring assistant principals and aspiring principals develop skills as Exceptional Leaders Innovating & Transforming Education! Well done! @fcpskarinemyers #FCPSLeads #FCPSELITE
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Whatever we do when we return to school in the fall will be historic by definition. If all we come up with is passing out tests and sorting kids into groups for remediation, it will be a terrible failure of imagination. My latest for @edutopia. edut.to/3x8ZPag
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COVID doesn’t stop our teachers. It makes their job much, much harder.
But it doesn’t stop them.
They don’t stop caring. They don’t stop delivering. They don’t stop making an impact.
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Loving your team also means you challenge them to reach their full potential. If you love someone you don't let them settle for anything but their best. You speak life and truth to them to help them grow.
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Tips for Rethinking Teaching in 2020 - featuring resources from @cultofpedagogy @jackiegerstein @sylviaduckworth drive.google.com/file/d/1fGZ… #edtech #remoteteaching #remotelearning #Covid19 #pandemicteaching #wecandothis #isteten
ALT Rethinking Teaching 2020. Enriching remote, online, hyflex, blended, and in-person teaching for fall 2020. Accessible version at https://bit.ly/rethinkteach2020
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The more physical distance between #teacher and #learner the more critical it is to build mechanisms into our lessons to collect #formativeassessment data. That way, we can track individual student progress toward mastering key concepts/skills & #differentiate learning. #edchat
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“How do we deliver intervention at a distance? How do we provide accommodations and modifications to online work?...How can we support families?" Accommodations, Modifications, and Intervention at a Distance - Educational Leadership ascd.org/publications/educat…
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How to Develop Culturally Responsive Teaching for Distance Learning kqed.org/mindshift/55941/how… #edchat
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Blessings in a Backpack will have bags available for pick up at WaES & Monocacy ELEMENTARY School on Friday from 11-1... please stop by! If you can’t make it and need a delivery email me at [email protected] #TeamMonocacy
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FREE Growth Mindset Posters to Bring More Positivity to Your Classroom bit.ly/2Hep82y via @WeAreTeachers
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Great things happen when you...
1. Enjoy your students.
2. Respect your students.
3. Challenge your students.
4. Listen to your students.
5. Believe in your students.
6. Learn from your students.
7. Encourage your students.
#FutureDriven #JoyfulLeaders
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Have a student you're struggling with?
Try the 'two-by-ten' strategy:
For two minutes each day, 10 days in a row, have a personal conversation with the #student about anything the student is interested in.
Wonderful idea by Raymond Wlodkowski
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A school where teachers know, trust, and honor each other is a school where students learn best. How to build a positive staff culture: edut.to/2OpGj2T
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Do you struggle to learn students’ names at the start of the school year? If so, you have to try this —> Padlet: Time to Take a Selfie Icebreaker catlintucker.com/2018/07/sel… #edchat #BacktoSchool #ntchat
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Our students at WFMS are getting ready to host an Alex’s Lemonade Stand to raise money for childhood cancer research!!! Our stand will be outside at WFMS on Tuesday, August 7th from 1:00-4:00!! Please stop by to support our students!! All are invited! 🍋☀️
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John Hattie's landmark "Visible Learning" research concluded that one of the most important influences of student achievement is how teachers think about learning and their own role.
Watch his keynote presentation from our #LeadersToLearnFrom event: youtu.be/UJyEXZuIgMQ