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ALT "If we want our students to succeed, they must know what success feels like. That kiddo who is struggling? Find a way to show them success the next chance you can. Then do it again, and again, and again. They will begin to believe they are successful." βEducator Brian Behrman
ALT Today at recess, a first grader came to tell me she had a plan to change the world. I asked her if we could have a meeting later to discuss her idea and she said, βAbsolutely, Iβm free all day.β β Erika Garcia, Educator
ALT "A child who's been chronically absent was greeted with 'we're so glad you're here' by every person he saw. This is why I love my school community! We'll deal with why later β but making that child feel welcomed will go such a long way towards getting to the root of the issue." βLeader Tracy Edwards
ALT βMy daughter reads at the 12th percentile. Her spelling is terrible. She loves reading. She is writing a book. Let's be careful when we look at struggling readers as unteachable or uninterested. Some of us can struggle and thrive at the same time.β βAnna Thorsen, Dyslexia Advocate
ALT Whiteboard message reads "Reminders for Math Students: 1. Everyone can learn math @ high levels. 2. When you believe in yourself your brain thinks differently. 3. Mistakes grow your brain. Struggle is good for you. 4. It isn't important to be fast in math. It is more important to think deeply and creatively. 5. You can do hard things."
