After 25 years of teaching I've realized my favorite thing to say, when a student walks in late, is this: "I'm glad you're here." -Via David Theriault

If you scare people enough, they will demand removal of freedom. This is the path to tyranny.

Who would have thought🤷🏻‍♂️

Photography by Dustin Le Fevre

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Accurate. 💯

How it started: Officer Gonzales saw a large bonfire that could spiral out of control. How it ended: creating memories and the bonfire was reduced. youtu.be/nwlnfoLlzTk

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Your moment of calm 🐺

This is so true! 🧡

Last year, state assessments were canceled. Number of times our teachers wished they had that data to help inform their instruction this year: 0 Do with that information what you will. 🎙 Melissa Evans

Your moment of calm 🐺

Unit Strength!

Macho Man answering the question “Do you ever cry?” is the content we’re here for. 🥹

They empower us to face our fears, Instills courage, knowledge, & wisdom in us, Big Thank You to all the Teachers for bringing out the best in us. #HappyTeachersDay.

Education is about progress, not exam results. wef.ch/2NAXqNz

The single most powerful "skill" you can develop: Learning quickly. But the way schools teach us to learn is a horrible way to learn in the real world. Textbooks, worksheets, flash cards—all of it a waste. Instead, use this simple 3-part framework to rapidly learn anything:

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