I'm a Lover not a Fighter!
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Natalie Ferrier retweeted
Amidst life's challenges, let's shine a light on the importance of identifying the CARING ADULTS in our schools. Their words of #kindness & compassion are beacons of support, nurturing #MentalHealth & #Wellness.
Let's keep showing them we care!
#MentalHealthMatters
WCDSB is focusing on Mental Health Anti-Stigma this week. Today we notice when we might need help. What are your signs that it's time to reach out? bit.ly/3U2QyP8 for slide decks & link to our D2L course. @SMHO_SMSO @schreids74 @JudyMerkel6
Natalie Ferrier retweeted
This list of 30 self-care ideas for teachers is so important. It is easy to get caught up in everyday life and forget to take care of oneself.
sbee.link/mac9w4bjur via Joyful Classrooms
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In health & care, we often focus on a narrow concept of improving "staff experience", when we could be building a much deeper & more profound basis of human connection at work: a sense of belonging. Belonging is when an employee, regardless of their background or role, knows that their voice matters, that their unique experiences enrich the team & that they're not just seen, but understood. Organisations that build a sense of belonging have higher levels of engagement, retention & performance: linkedin.com/pulse/belonging… By @hacking_hr
7 Grandfather Teachings, which animal is guiding you today? @kwartgallery #MathAndArtAreEverywhere
#WorldMentalHealthDay
💡 thepresentpsychologist
ALT It is possible to be capable and lost, smiling and struggling, kind and set boundaries, vulnerable and powerful, successful and traumatised, extrovert and alone, valuable and flawed, introvert and reaching out, loving and questioning
Natalie Ferrier retweeted
A recent study found that playing board games improves number recognition, counting, basic operations, and number comprehension among children as young as 3. @edutopia
edutopia.org/article/board-g…
Natalie Ferrier retweeted
Newly discovered note, found today, from St. Teresa of Calcutta to Servant of God Dorothy Day:
"If you go to Jesus first, tell him I love him.
If I go, I will tell him you love him."
My friend @kevin_ahern, director of the Dorothy Day Center at Manhattan College...
