Instructional Coach. Teacher of Reading. Student of Life. Mom of 3. Writer. Google Certified Educator. @solutiontree @edutopia Opinions are my own. (she/her)
Plainsboro, NJ
Joined August 2011
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The success of this school’s equity event spurred an even more impactful event—and lasting learning and growth. 🪴 @bethpando and Fay Kim share how everyone made it happen: edut.to/4dqDsBx
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One of the most important skills you can teach students is how to engage civilly with complex social issues.
@bethpando and @katiecubano offer tips in this blog post ➡️ bit.ly/3V4HhVG
#TeachingTips #StudentEngagement #EquitableInstruction
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Expanding awareness and gaining a deeper understanding of other people’s experiences builds empathy and inspires action which can foster enduring change in schools. @bethpando @edutopia
Helping Students Understand and Appreciate Their Differences
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School administrators, check out these leadership strategies from educator and coach @bethpando that encourage teachers’ growth and commitment to the profession. 🌟 👇
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As educators, decisions influencing student learning are part of a day's work - but #decisionfatigue clouds our minds + judgment.
Gain resources to focus on priorities, resist the “tyranny of choice,” & make confident decisions. bit.ly/45PmrNS @bethpando @katiecubano
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Tech use in classrooms is a balancing act! ⚖️ Educators are powerfully positioned to guard students against digital distractions + overstimulation. Guide students to reclaim focus + connection by reconsidering reliance on screens: bit.ly/45PmrNS @bethpando @katiecubano
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Educators are powerfully positioned to guard students against digital distractions and overstimulation.
Let's guide students to reclaim their focus and connection by reconsidering reliance on screens in the classroom.
🔗 bit.ly/45PmrNS @bethpando @katiecubano
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This week we kicked off the 23-24 school year. Part of that was celebrating the 50th anniversary of WWP High School South! Just happened to run into this awesome team of Science Teachers whose school spirit abounds! @WWP_Schools , @cincottajessica
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"With asset-framing, no one is behind on a learning curve or inadequate on a rubric; every person is valued for who they are, and educators are here to work alongside them accordingly, without judgment." @katiecubano @bethpando @edutopia
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A book that gets you excited about professional learning? That’s a winner for #teachers of all disciplines. 🏆
Create your own master class to suit your needs, interests, and schedule with this resource for busy educators. bit.ly/45PmrNS @bethpando @katiecubano
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When history looks back on us and asks what we did in this fascist moment in Florida, this group will have answers. 💪🏾
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“The teachers we all love and admire help us see ourselves and the world in ways we haven’t imagined because we trust them—sometimes more than we trust ourselves.” —@bethpando bit.ly/40S7cka
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Loving this session on joy and belonging for teachers and students alike, using exciting work with one of my favorite poems, Langston Hughes’ “Theme for English B” as a frame! @NJCTENews
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I was invited to speak at Bard and they offered to pay for childcare on top of my honorarium and travel. That has never happened to me before in the twelve years I’ve been a parent/writer making campus visits.
That’s some good feminism, @BardCollege.
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“Our choices about what we avoid are just as important as our choices about what we add.” 🤯@plugusin @SolutionTree
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Someone said it’s impossible to not “react” when “activated.”
I agreed & reminded them of my favorite Frankl quote:
Between stimulus & response there is space. In that space lies our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and freedom.
#PermissionToFeel – at Los Angeles, CA
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So honored to work with the amazing crew of coaches at the @SolutionTree Coaching Institute! @coachandteach @mjmaffoni64 @MichelleMarrill @parrishlearning @bethpando
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“There is so much that we can’t change about the pandemic, but what we can do is offer our teachers autonomy, respect, flexibility, and gratitude.” An instructional coach explains how. #EWOpinion @bethpando edweek.org/teaching-learning…
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To all of the teachers changing worlds big and small, we wish you care and resolve on this #WorldTeachersDay. We will continue to fight for you to not only receive appreciation, but to receive substantive support in doing this critical work.
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ALT A quote from activist Malala Yousafzai that reads, "Let us remember: One book, one pen, and one teacher can change the world."
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Check out this mecca of FREE resources!
I’m Listening by @bethpando will help you drive deeper, more meaningful learning by integrating relationship building into lesson design.
📌 Lesson plans, student conversation starters, and more: bit.ly/3A1dSPt #edchat
