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Andrea Bitner

@bitnerandrea

ELL Teacher, Author, Speaker, Teach Better Team Ambassador : Learn more at andreabitnerbooks.com

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The end of a school year comes with such well deserved celebration. But I can’t help but think about our most at risk kids who view summer with such trepidation. Here are a few ideas on ways to stay connected. What would you add?

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Everyone loves being the line leader. But it’s equally important to be a door holder. Some leadership thoughts on this topic.

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Celebrations are happening for the students whose blooms we can see. Today I encourage you to dig deeper and celebrate the kids who may be unseen. Celebrate. It. All. They won’t forget it!

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The Virtual Leadership Summit continues with NCMLE Featured Speaker Charle Peck, M.Ed., MSW 🎤 Keynote Speaker and NCMLE friend Joshua Stamper discussing effective strategies in managing student behavior and their text The Language of Behavior. 🩵

The Virtual Leadership Summit continues with NCMLE Featured Speaker <a href="/CharlePeck/">Charle Peck, M.Ed., MSW 🎤 Keynote Speaker</a> and NCMLE friend <a href="/Joshua__Stamper/">Joshua Stamper</a> discussing effective strategies in managing student behavior and their text The Language of Behavior. 🩵
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When his 7th grade teacher asked him to say what he knew about ants, he could write 3 words: “Ants can move.” When she gave him the chance to show what he knew, he produced this drawing. Let this serve as a reminder. Lack of language never equals lack of intelligence.

When his 7th grade teacher asked him to say what he knew about ants, he could write 3 words: “Ants can move.”  

When she gave him the chance to show what he knew, he produced this drawing.  

Let this serve as a reminder.  

Lack of language never equals lack of intelligence.