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As students and educators continue to adapt to new ways of learning, these new #HabitsOfMind Activity Books from @HabitsofMindKid are the perfect tool to bridge the gap between the home and school.
Learn more: buff.ly/2M3dUDe
#education #remotelearning #homeschool
Habits of Mind Kids retweeted
As students and educators continue to adapt to new ways of learning, these new #HabitsOfMind Activity Books from @HabitsofMindKid are the perfect tool to bridge the gap between the home and school.
Learn more: buff.ly/2M3dUDe
#education #remotelearning #homeschool
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Did you know that in partnership with @hominstitute, our animated characters teach the 16 Habits of Mind? Check out the new write-in readers from @HabitsofMindKid!
Habits of Mind Write-In Readers for K-2 are HERE! Learn more at wondergrove-learn.myshopify.…!
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What’s one thing you miss about school that you thought you’d NEVER ever miss? #teachertwitter weareteachers.com/teachers-m…
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You have to be able to find humor in your shortcomings! We learned that from @HabitsofMindKid ☺️ #TeacherFriends #teacherlife
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“The measure of a country's greatness is its ability to retain compassion in times of crisis.” Thurgood Marshall
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Make a decision to find your greatness and to inspire greatness in those around you!
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Let's talk #COVID19 & school safety in the fall. P @MaggyTovar1 wants to know: "What items are you thinking of investing in? Outdoor furniture? Clear face shields? Input please!"
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Another major hurdle that the pandemic has presented relates to accessibility and understanding how remote learning works—or doesn’t work—for many of our most vulnerable students, particularly those with learning differences. #SEL #Research4Ed bit.ly/3dcuHMd
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Remote learning can be difficult for everyone, but it can be especially difficult for vulnerable communities. Find out how you can make learning more inclusive while teaching from a distance. bit.ly/RTTInclusiveteaching
#TeachingFromHome #BritishCouncilEurope
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What will school look like in the Fall? There are still a lot of uncertainties but @KidsHelpPhone lists 13 ways you can ease your concerns. #Covid_19 #pandemicparenting #teachertwitter
kidshelpphone.ca/get-info/13…
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Love seeing millions of kids around the world taking part in #mindfulmoment2019 w @ClassDojo & @YaleEmotion. Shows the impact global platforms can make in sharing ideas at scale. If you have kids, recommend checking out: fastcompany.com/90345247/can…
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After hours and hours of brainstorming, researching and discussing, I cannot begin to tell you how good it feels to finally have a plan in place for September. – at Hopewell, NJ
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Reflection as an unusual school year ends-
Relationships before Rigor
Grace before Grades
Patience before Programs
Maslow before Bloom
Asynchronous vs. Synchronous Learning
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Whether parents should schedule reading at home depends on many factors--not the least of which is how you 'frame' reading and how they respond.
What Parents Can Do At Home To Help With Reading - bit.ly/2UglJae #literacy
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Reimagining education: From remote to hybrid learning | | Microsoft EDU educationblog.microsoft.com/…





























