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Is your district preparing to go all in? New transitions & changes this year can be filled with fear, stress & anxiety for Ss & Ts. It's not too late to create a QuitPoint classroom. Using these easy tips: build Ss optimism, create Ss centered communities & emphasize feedback.
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Thrilled to have the opportunity to share #QuitPoint educational strategies at the the Science of Learning During a Pandemic conference. learningandthebrain.com/conf…
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Following the killing of George Floyd, many teachers are asking how to fight racism in their work. @Hedreich has some answers here.
edutopia.org/article/guide-e…
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As has always been true at key moments in history, it’s going to depend on young people to go out there and rewrite what is possible.
I couldn’t be prouder of all the young people leading that change right now. Here’s my advice for the Class of 2020: obama.org/updates/president-…
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I wrote out some thoughts on how to make this moment a real turning point to bring about real change––and pulled together some resources to help young activists sustain the momentum by channeling their energy into concrete action. medium.com/@BarackObama/how-…
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Is the media showing this??? I bet you they aren’t. 🤦🏾♂️. This is beautiful
So thrilled to talk #QuitPoint and student motivation with @jamessturtevant on #HackingEngagement @QuitPoint @Pomme_ed @SWCSD podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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Great way to avoid hitting a #QuitPoint: compare yourself to yourself yesterday, not to everyone else around you. When the goal is small, incremental improvement, success is always in sight.
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Before diving into a syllabus, class rules, or content, consider the culture you want to model throughout the year. Taking the time early on to nurture a culture of collaboration, communication, and critical thinking will pay dividends throughout the year. #backtoschool
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A1 - Sharing experiences with others (good and bad) in similar professions/situations helps us to grow as teachers, leaders, and people. Helps reinforce mistakes as part of the learning process and goal of refinement, not perfection. #HackLearning #LeadForward
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Trauma and chronic stress are two long term obstacles that often lead to student #QuitPoint. An understanding and nurturing response from adults can limit the negative impact.
Positive relationships with caring adults can help buffer students from the effects of trauma and chronic stress, making trauma-informed schools "healing places." @edutopia @Kschwart #edchat #traumainformed kqed.org/mindshift/53092/str…
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Friends! A new episode of @OnEducationPod is hitting your feed NOW. We talked to Adam & Sveti from @Pomme_ed - the authors of "Quit Point" Also, @SenorG is BACK with another segment of #digitorditchit Subscribe where awesome podcasts are found: plnk.to/oneducation
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Mark Your Calendars for 1 week from tonight at 8PM on Tuesday May 14, we have our next #MSAAchat with special co-hosts educators/authors of Quit Point Adam Chamberlin & Svet Matejic @Pomme_ed Great discussion on Student Apathy, Engagement & Motivation. amazon.com/Quit-Point-Unders…
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Check out the new OnEducation podcast. We enjoyed the opportunity to share our ideas understanding and avoiding student Quit Points podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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#QuitPoint ALERT! New season of @FortniteGame starts Thursday at midnight. Here are some tips to engage student interests and embrace the inevitable distractions for your Thursday lesson. A Teacher’s Guide to Surviving Fortnite techedupteacher.com/a-teache… via @techedupteacher
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#QUITPOINT WARNING! If you teach middle grades or HS, be aware that the new season of #Fortnite comes out Thursday at midnight. Expect a lot of tired and distracted kids on Thursday at school. @QuitPoint @markbarnes19 #HackLearning #Edchat
I also got a lot out of sharing my favorite books. I think this can be great reflective assignment for kids to share whatever they’re into as well.
I really liked this challenge from @mrchamby where I had to choose 7 books I really loved with no explanations. From this I have seen a list of books from friends I would not have read in the past. In addition, I have some more honorable mentions to my list.
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I have accepted the challenge from @thome_ian to post the cover of 7 books I love - no explanations, just the cover.
With each post, I'll ask someone else to take up the challenge for 7 days.
My day 7 challenge goes to: @klinkereads
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I have accepted the challenge from @thome_ian to post the cover of 7 books I love - no explanations, just the cover.
With each post, I'll ask someone else to take up the challenge for 7 days.
My day 6 challenge goes to: @tobyfischer
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