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Check out HISTORY at Home, a special collection of top HISTORY educational shows and study guides, designed to help you teach remotely. No sign-in, no ads.
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Field trips for when you think you just can't stand being inside anymore. #RemoteLearning weareteachers.com/best-virtu…
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No moment in life is wasted that is spent reading to a child.🍎📚~Robert John Meehan https://teapawt.net/t.co/wmhRnX7hLm #ThinkBIGSundayWithMarsha #WisdomQuotes #WordsToLiveBy #WordsOfWisdom #SuccessTRAIN #JoyTRAIN #SuccessQuotes #Wisdom #Quotes #QuoteOfTheDay
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Some of our students have been let down by adults in their life.
When they don’t automatically trust you from the beginning, try not to take it personally; often times has nothing to do with you.
Be patient. It can take time... sometimes a lot of time before trust can be built.
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Elementary teachers boggle my mind. How do they think of these tricks, like putting painter's tape on tables for space issues?? Sometimes 7th graders still need this guidance.
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Lesson plans are important, and pedagogy matters… but some of the most important work of teachers, might not be captured by a plan. When teachers encourage, support, inspire, care about, and connect with their students… they are engaged in work that transcends the “plan.”
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I LOVE administrators that have these 6 Qualities...
1) Empathetic
2) Kind
3) Accountable
4) Hard Working
5) Trusting
6) Patient
#AdministratorsThatGetIt
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If you don't think you have time to build great relationships with students, keep track of the time you spend tracking down negative behaviors. You have time! ⏰ -@thierck
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“In the classroom, positive relationships are the foundation for learning success. Yet as teachers, we sometimes neglect to take the time to learn about our students as people.” A teacher shares 6 strategies to build better relationships with students.
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We can’t control the environment our #students were in prior to coming to school.
We can, however, control the environment they experience once they arrive to #school.
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How old were you when you realized this is the most efficient way to unload chairs? 🤔
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Many #parents experience educational, technological and language barriers to accessing and understanding #data, limiting their ability to make informed decisions about their children @hechingerreport ow.ly/1ujC50uPvPx #edchat #parenting
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"Teaching has nothing in common with running a business. When the product you produce is a Self Directed Learner, you know you aren't anywhere near a business, but in a garden." Robert John Meehan
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Seeking a Director of Learning & Leadership that can demonstrate -through experience - a strong or solid instructional infrastructure that monitors student progress and accountability at a granular level. Please email me directly if interested. seguin.tedk12.com/hire/ViewJ…
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Traumatised students begin to express their true rage & distress with people they trust. They don’t do this because they think you are an easy target. They do this because they are hopeful you won’t abandon them tipbs.com
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"When students feel ownership of their learning environment, feel part of the learning environment, and build up their non-academic skills, they can better access the content and have a better attitude about school."
Brand new blog! 🔥🔥
The Behavior Gap blog.behaviorflip.com/the-be…
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Never shut the door on students; regardless of what poor choice they make.
There should always be another chance & there should always be room for redemption.
The worst response we can have is to close the door, lock it & throw away the key.
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Don't call him "at-risk." You stigmatize him when you do. Call him at-promise, at-potential, at-possible, at-probable!
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Sometimes constructive feedback hurts. It hits you in the gut and knocks the air out of you. It’s doesn’t just feel personal, it is personal.
Remember though, if someone is willing to take the time to provide you honest, timely, and actionable #feedback, they care about you.



















