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Fun night tonight with the MSD Family! Happy Holidays! @MrsBellanca @MrCraterMSD @JoeScoboria @muhlsd @leilamesinger
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Today our Kitty Hawk Air Society friends worked on teamwork with our 2nd graders! I think it’s safe to say they’re having tons of fun together, taking turns and cooperating while playing some games! @muhlsd @MSgtBeaver @leilamesinger @HornbergerMSD #MECpride #determinedtorise
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"Every child deserves a champion, an adult who will never give up on them."
Watch Rita Pierson's full talk on the power of teachers: t.ted.com/dBwcIo6
Why Every Kid Needs a Champion
A rousing call to educators to believe in their students and actually connect with them on a real, human, personal level.
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Pizza with the Principals. Celebrating students with a courtyard luncheon today. @MrCraterMSD @leilamesinger #gomuhls #mecpride #determinedtorise @JMacharola @AlFutrick
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6️⃣4️⃣ Hours. On Monday mornings, this is how long it has been since some kids have had any positive interaction with an adult. Whether you are a teacher, bus driver, custodian, principal, or _______, how you greet your kids in the morning matters. Be the light! #multiplyexcellence
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MEC celebrated “world kindness day” by wearing cardigan sweaters like Mr. Rogers today 📚 ✏️ 🏡 #WorldKindnessDay2019 #MrRogers #wontyoubemyneighbor
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An engaging and inspiring first session at @BCIUCoreConnect. Thanks for all of the ideas @Mrs_Aus & @leilamesinger 🌟🙌🏻 @muhlsd
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Dog-crazy humans are so hopelessly partial to the animals that they might perceive emotional benefits that do not exist. Further research is needed, but many students and teachers swear by them @LindaFlanagan2 owl.li/s3Qz30nTrrn #edchat #comfortdogs #cpchat
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Just because you need to teach the same standards as everyone else doesn't mean you have to teach them in the same way. #teachergoals
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On morning meetings: “Before any learning can take place, the students really need to feel safe, feel like they’re seen, and feel like they’re cared about.”
Morning Meetings: Building Community in the Classroom
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They reduce tension and soothe anxiety, and elicit happy feelings from students, said one principal. And they're always with owners, on a leash for the kids who aren't so happy about dogs @LindaFlanagan2 bit.ly/2H6r3DU #edchat #therapydogs #parents
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@WernerKelcie @leilamesinger – at Pennsylvania, USA
Letting kids move in class isn’t a break from learning. It IS learning. washingtonpost.com/news/answ…
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"Students are completely capable of doing their best work while stretched out on the classroom floor, sitting in an Adirondack chair, or even curled into a tire seat." One teacher’s experience. edut.to/2zmz86h
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Stopped in to help @leilamesinger’s fabulous first grader’s get set up on their iPads. I was SO impressed by all the amazing things going on in this classroom, and loved getting to see flexible seating in action 🌟🙌🏻💙 #MECpride @muhlsd
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Do flexible classrooms work? "[They] are successful because they go hand in hand with a change in pedagogy...Changing the layout of your classroom will almost certainly have no impact at all—if you don’t change your teaching too." edut.to/2wn9lZ6





































