Christ-following former Music turned 3rd Grade Self-Contained teacher!
Texas, USA
Joined August 2010
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Kristi Shepherd retweeted
THANK YOU @getwritable! We have been using this in the classroom regularly this semester. Students are collaborating in person AND via peer reviews on Writable. I love finding the new ways I can use it. #wearerennell @rennellredhawks
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🔒🔒🔒Are you into #digitalbreakouts? 🔑🔑
Check out this graphic of 24 tools you can use to make breakouts and escape rooms!
⬇️⬇️⬇️Hyperlinks are included in the view version linked in comments!
#breakoutedu #escaperooms #ditchbook #thecanvaclassroom #canvalove #canvatips
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Teachers, I'm done with draft 1 of I Survived 22 & want to share chapters 1-2 with students. I'll choose two classes/schools for 30-minute zooms. Eager to share, get feedback, and discuss writing with your young critics! Best for grades 3-8. RT to enter. I will notify by 2/14.
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Teachers, to start off 2022, I'm offering two free 30-minute virtual appearances. I can talk about writing, share a preview of I Survived in progress, or whatever you would like. No limit to the number of students, can do grades 3-8. RT to enter. I will notify winners 1/10.
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Memorization is not in the top ten skills needed in 2020.
If school is about preparing students for the future, we need to shift our focus.
#futureready #teachergoals
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Loved stopping by @ShepTheTeach ‘s class today during #WatchandLearn to see students at future ready studios playing a version of war where they take 2 cards and multiply before giving the cards to the person with the highest product! @dsdPD #WeAreRennell
Kristi Shepherd retweeted
5 Ways to be More Positive:
1. Count your blessings. You can’t be stressed and thankful at the same time.
2. See your challenges as opportunities for growth.
3. Don’t listen to your negative thoughts.
4. Feed yourself with positive encouragement.
5. Choose faith instead of fear.
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This weekend I spoke to MANY teachers who said their principal never comes into their classrooms. Lord, what the flip are you doing all week that you can’t get into classrooms in your building on a regular basis? You’re giving the rest of us a bad name. I’m surious. #doyourjob
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I’ve had SO MANY downloads of these Skyscraper puzzle templates over the last 2 weeks!
Must be an attempt to build community and see math as more than just ‘number crunching’
Here they are if interested:
buildingmathematicians.wordp…
#mtbos #iteachmath
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We love observing bees hard at work in the brand new @rennellredhawks #SchoolGarden! 🐝🐝 @meredithakers @readygrowgarden @ClevelandCFISD
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Many other reasons why you should respect your parents, but this is up there! 😏😊
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When someone has the courage to give you constructive criticism, the worst way to defend yourself is to get defensive.
The only way to prove good intent is to demonstrate it. Thank them for the feedback and ask for concrete advice on how to improve.
#WednesdayWisdom
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Why Teachers Should Digitally Document Evidence Of Learning buff.ly/2FDrGo6 #RevItUpK12
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When you go through adversity you find out who your real friends are. You find out who is just along for the ride and who’s willing to push the bus with you when it breaks down.
Kristi Shepherd retweeted
#ThoughtForTheDay If we want students to feel significant, then we must focus on building a significant relationship. Are students walking out of class/school feeling better than they did before they walked in? Every Student. Every Day. Whatever It Takes. #Culturize
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Our goal is to make an impact on students. You might not be able to see the difference you’re making, but if you are caring about your kids and are committed to doing right by them... you ARE making an impact. You ARE making a difference.
And they will remember you.
