#FridayFeeling
Truly, no one of us is more important than anyone else.
We all need to share the ‘load’ in both the professional and personal parts of our lives.
Kindness and caring actions matter!
Let’s do our part!

One of the most ambitious goals of educators is to teach students what to do when they don’t know what to do. edutopia

Nurturing Mistake Tolerance in the Classroom
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Here’s the key to getting middle schoolers speaking up and sharing their ideas: a Scientists Circle! 🔬

Discover the art of motivating teachers in Principal Leadership magazine's latest issue with Todd Whitaker. bit.ly/4ag9sWZ

A lesson I learned from my parents, who worked in the service industry, also applies to education. The higher you go up in any organization, the more people you serve, not the other way around.

More in #WhatMakesAGreatPrincipal buff.ly/3ynLtbq

Scaffolding VS Differentiation...how do you tell the difference?

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Feeling overwhelmed makes learning tough. These strategies can help students manage their sensory overload and anxiety at school. 🤝 edut.to/4b5sTTr

Do you have questions about the Science of Reading? Here's an amazing resource: The Broken Logic of 'Sold a Story': A Personal Response to 'The Science of Reading' written by Tom Newkirk Tom Newkirk. literacyresearchcommons.org/resources/ #Reading #TEACHers #booklove National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)_cel ILA

Who knew that an empty seat could add so much engagement and participation to your Socratic seminar? Check out the hot seat strategy. 🔥

'Norms are the unwritten rules that govern the behaviour and attitudes of a group(such as a society or school). They are so powerful that they tend to override more formal rules or policies.' Peps

How do you address classroom disruptions while maintaining student dignity? 🤝

Educators shared their techniques for reinforcing expectations and creating a positive learning community: edut.to/4adu8PK

That awkward silence where every second feels like an hour actually has its benefits! ⏳ 🙌

Here’s a way to build students’ confidence *and* your classroom community: Combine #SEL practices with academic reflection! ⭐ Discover how:

Next Wednesday I'll be offering a two-hour webinar on the Science of Reading 'beyond phonics': What does the research tell us literacy instruction should look like after the primary grades?

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When preparing for a math exam, going over mistakes and making sure you understand them can be a helpful study strategy. Jill Barshay The Hechinger Report

The Surprising Effectiveness of Having Kids Study Why They Failed
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3 meetings you can skip to save your time and sanity:

- Project status meetings. (Write and share instead.)

- Announcement meetings. (Ditto.)

- Recurring meetings that have lost their juice. (Rethink & overhaul.)

atlassian.com/blog/teamwork/…

The right data can tell the story of your school or district, both in the present and future.

Click to read how effective school leaders build data literacy, via New Leaders.

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Conventional wisdom says a quiet classroom is a productive one. 🤫 But to unlock the power of social learning, you need to get students talking about the content! Here are 3 strategies to try.

“AI is no longer a ‘what if’ but a ‘when and how,’ so it’s important that we prepare our students sooner rather than later,” Hedreich Nichols writes. Here’s how your school’s AI policy can help create ethical, responsible users of AI tools. 🤖👇 edut.to/4b2OsV9

Discover 3 digital summarization activities perfect for students or PD! 🌟 Dive in, adapt, and enhance learning in a snap! 📱💡

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