So powerful! Elephants in Mourning Spotted on YouTube by Scientists nytimes.com/2022/05/17/sci…

Can I get your help? Do you know: 8-12th grade history/English/civics/social studies teachers? Can you share our WeAreAmericaNationalProject application w/ them?! Excited to launch Cohort 4 w/ my former Lowell High School students + looking forward to working w/ teachers +students this year!

Highly recommend. These attract such smart, good people!

Strongly recommend these! :)

OMG. Been teaching many years but had a first today: Student paused in the middle of note-taking to put in his *teeth whiteners*!!! Told me later he had something important tonight (date? :) so wanted to be ready. Have other people seen this!?🤣🦷😂 #dead

"Mr. Seton, were you there when Quakers were hung on Boston Common?" "No, it was in the 1600s!" "Weren't you alive then?" 😂🙃💀🤣 They're already ganging up on me. I'm toast. :)

It is so humbling trying to have an authoritative teacher presence to start the year when your voice is cracking every other sentence due to the respiratory bug that is going around right now 🙃🪲

So excited to publish with ASCD once again! Would love people's thoughts on this piece about the tensions between fear & love in the classroom. Targeted it towards new teachers but have a hunch more experienced educators might be interested in it as well!

An early working title for this new piece was "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love My Classroom Timer." Would love to hear folks' thoughts on it. So grateful to publish with edutopia again! 🤓⏲️🤣 edutopia.org/article/embrac…

"Students intuitively sense whether adults regard them with compassion or fright." Henry Seton explores how early-career teachers can create a loving classroom environment. ascd.org/blogs/farewell…

Is it just me or do teachers not talk enough about their fears and how these fears impact their classroom culture? Would love to hear folks' thoughts!

Ready to say farewell to new teacher nightmares? Henry Seton shares how novice teachers can move from fearing to loving in their classroom practice. ascd.org/blogs/farewell…

“Although they are hardly the most dazzling piece of edtech, timers are an indispensable tool in the teacher tool kit,” Henry Seton says. 🧰⏲️ If you want to better manage your time and make more confident teaching decisions, check out his rave review: edut.to/4cXlfM6

Some phenomenal resources here. Strong recommend!