Christina Vieyra (@christinavieyra) 's Twitter Profile
Christina Vieyra

@christinavieyra

LBUSD Special Education Teacher, Wife, Mom, Friend. “Act justly, love mercy, walk humbly”.

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SocialEmotionalLearning (@selearningedu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When helping students work through challenges, ask "Where do you think the breakdown was today? Is that usually a strength or weakness for you?" If usually a strength: Priority is #selfcare & support. If usually a weakness: Priority is #skilldevelopment & new tools. #SEL #edchat

Salome Thomas-EL, Ed.D (@principal_el) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Don’t ever underestimate what children go through to be in our presence! Remote or in-person! They love us and need our unconditional love! Our empathy and support no matter what their circumstances! They are strong and resilient but need caring adults! #SEL #Resilience

Don’t ever underestimate what children go through to be in our presence! Remote or in-person! They love us and need our unconditional love! Our empathy and support no matter what their circumstances! They are strong and resilient but need caring adults! #SEL #Resilience
Jimmy Casas (@casas_jimmy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#ThoughtForTheDay We can call kids out in front of classmates. We can raise our voice at them and/or punish them to gain compliance. This approach does not change student behavior. It simply teaches them how we will weaponize our authority to maintain power. #HandleWithCareEDU

Christina Vieyra (@christinavieyra) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Cheers to 25 years Agustin! I am so blessed to share this beautiful life with you. Thank you for loving me so well ❤️❤️❤️ instagram.com/p/CPlC0pVJH6Xi…

Ted Lasso (@tedlasso) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Apparently today is #SaySomethingNiceDay, so I'm turning Twitter roasts into Twitter toasts. Reply with #ToastMe below so I can say something nice about you!

Phyllis Fagell, LCPC (@pfagell) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's deceptively simple, but the best way to empower a child is to point out their strengths, help them articulate goals, & tell them you believe they can do ANYTHING. Someday they may forget the dreams they had at 12 or 13, but they'll never forget that someone believed in them.

Christina Vieyra (@christinavieyra) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Donors Choose is doubling donations for my project today! Check out my classroom on DonorsChoose! I'd love your help to bring my project to life: donorschoo.se/e/Avqi5swPMjb

Alan Kolp (@kolpalan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Questions for the day: did you help someone have a better day? Were you grateful for something? If something didn’t go well, did you learn from it?

𝐁𝐫𝐚𝐝 𝐉𝐨𝐡𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐧 (@drbradjohnson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Morale should always be a priority of every leader. When teachers/ staff feel valued, supported, appreciated, and that their strengths are being utilized, it improves engagement, job satisfaction, and overall sense of well being. And what a learning environment for students.

Diane Langberg, PhD (@dianelangberg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Every time we treat someone with dignity rather than shame, respect rather than disregard, concern rather than exploitation, kindness rather than brutality and careful attention rather than turning away – we are doing things that are the reverse of trauma and evil.