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We call someone leader not because they are in charge but because they have the courage to go first. To risk first. To trust first. First into the unknown.
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Station Rotation in an Era of Social Distancing
via @Catlin_Tucker
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9 Ways Online Teaching Should be Different from Face-to-Face goo.gl/fb/dLTibE
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Lobo Elementary @CapoUnified An entire staff dedicated to empowering their students as mathematicians! Beyond inspirational! #mathematicalmindset @joboaler @youcubed @ClarLoboWolves
So excited to be starting Jo Boaler's How to Learn Math for Teachers as a whole staff this week! I ❤️ youcubed! #clarlobowolves @youcubed @joboaler @GauthierKaren1
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Who meets at 6:45 am on a Saturday to learn math? @CapoUnified teachers motivated to learn about EQUITY in math with @joboaler @Virtuouscm @CarrythZero #GSDMC20 @BarrieMcLaugh16 @Lobo5thGrade
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Each person in your school contributes to the culture of your school.
School culture is built on the actions and interactions of the people.
You make your school stronger by adding value to others and by making others feel valued.
What you do matters.
#FutureDriven
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Every educator should relentlessly pursue growth. Not because they’re ineffective, or uninformed, or deficient in some way.
Pursue growth because no matter how great you are you can be even better. Imagine what might be possible if every educator is learning and growing.
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Great things happen when you...
1. Enjoy your students.
2. Respect your students.
3. Challenge your students.
4. Listen to your students.
5. Believe in your students.
6. Learn from your students.
7. Encourage your students.
#FutureDriven #JoyfulLeaders
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I eliminated traditional homework this year at my school. It wasn’t without controversy, but what a relief it’s been not having to see students having silent lunch, receive 0’s, argue w/ parents, or cry because they left their hw at home. #LimitlessSchool
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CELEBRATING! Completed our 20 hour blended learning book study Choral Counting & Counting Collections. Thanks @ilceducators for funding this EMPOWERING professional learning for OUR students! @ekazemi @meganlfranke @Angelaturrou @Capo_PL @CapoUnified
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Math collaboration with 5th grade. Older Ss teaching how to use a number path to solve a given problem #capo_pl #capocgi @GauthierKaren1 @Lobo5thGrade #room4rocks
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Just a taste of the Georgie Awards ceremony in Mrs. George's class. A creative way to reinforce speaking & listening skills!
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If I want to reach kids nobody else reaches I have to do things nobody else is willing to do. That’s what it takes.
#edchat #KidsDeserveIt #tlap #thatonekid #teach
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#FutureDriven ideas
🚀Doing what’s best for students isn’t always what’s most comfortable for adults.
🚀Our world isn’t the same as 20 years ago and classrooms shouldn’t look like 20 years ago either.
🚀Personal preferences can’t get in the way of doing what’s best for kids.
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Sometimes, the most valuable thing educators provide for their students, is the structure, stability, and support that they don’t get at home.
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Do you assign homework? Why? Does it have the effect you want it to have? Sometimes we need to take a critical look at what we do as teaches and be willing to change if it just doesn’t make sense for kids, families, and learning. #TeachBetter


























