⁦Lea Vellenoweth⁩ making notes furiously - you’d love this!

3 things students need to hear from teachers: 1. “I believe in you.” 2. “You have a purpose.” 3. “How are you, really?”

On morning meetings: “Before any learning can take place, the students really need to feel safe, feel like they’re seen, and feel like they’re cared about.”

Kia Aroha College Celebration Day! Awards for conscientisation, transformation, whanaungatanga, cultural, AND Western knowledge, leadership – not a “dux” in sight! Top award: “two young revolutionaries whose achievements show their commitment to liberating minds and communities.”

No detention, no suspensions: Welcome to the school with no rules stuff.co.nz/national/educa…

Awesome mahi Richard and your team. Great eg of moral purpose and courage Challenging perceptions: Inside Hamilton's Fairfield College stuff.co.nz/national/educa…

Found this on elephantjournal.com: elephantjournal.com/2012/09/dating…

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Ria & Emma - 'Education for the Future'Conference: "the stuff we are learning about at HPSS is what other students want in their schools."

Ria & Emma reporting back to @Taheretikitiki Hob Point Sec School: "education is experiences"

Lea Vellenoweth x.com/ijukes/status/…

Growth mindset thinking about growth mindset. Great for Hubs etc Hob Point Sec School Lea Vellenoweth mobile.edweek.org/c.jsp?cid=2591…

How Schools Build A Positive Culture Through Advisory ww2.kqed.org/mindshift/2016… @CbwynnWynn Lea Vellenoweth tome Chan chui

New blog post... x.com/SallyHart72/st… Ann Milne Rosamund Britton

This is so good I had to share #hauora #wellbeing Hob Point Sec School hub curriculum Lea Vellenoweth Sally tome Chan chui Thanks @econationz econation.co.nz/well-being/

If the next time you say ‘hello’ to a student in the hall they look startled & confused, then you know there aren’t enough adults speaking to students in non-academic spaces. It also means it’s time to double down on your ‘hellos.’

"With our most difficult students, the current way schools try to discipline students does not change their behavior, and often it escalates the problems. Discipline, unlike punishment, is proactive and begins before there are problems." edut.to/2KC9a1l

Aiming for Discipline Instead of Punishment edutopia.org/article/aiming…