Last one! Best one! Our Avoiding Teacher Burnout sessions have been a smashing success. Right now, teachers are learning how to prioritize their tasks using the Eisenhower Matrix.

Highly recommend! This workshop inspired me to incorporate healthy coping strategies into my daily work life such as: create a Breathing Station in our school library and start up my walking practice. Thank you to our wonderful instructional coaches, Stacey and Liz! Stacey Roozeboom

This is an example of creating cognitive change for a class! Thank you, Tyler Rablin for sharing a strategy that all teachers could use to combat stress and burnout.

Stacey Roozeboom putting the SEL in SELf-care and suicide prevention. Thank you, Principal Gomez, for letting us share with your staff how we all have the tools and strats to destigmatize mental health and support Ss before and during times of struggle!

Earlier this year, I was pretty ready to be done teaching. That has since changed. The difference is that, though the problems still exist, I've also become intentional about noticing the good. If you want to give it a shot, here's a challenge for March.

Learning about celebrating linguistic versatility with Chaffey teachers Ms. Hoffman and Mr. Cossio. #chaffeywork #teacherlearners #Chaffeyproud

Thank you to the fabulous Cindy and Javier for sharing their classroom practices with us! Engaging students and letting their cultural wealth shine 🤭🌟✍🏼 #Chaffey representing at #CATE2023 Stacey Roozeboom Chaffey Work Experience Christina Martinez

What a fun day @Colony_High with peer counselors from across the district for our first annual CJUHSD Peer Counseling Summit! A lot of hard work from our PC advisors and support from our schools made this day great for our kids!

Visualizing our success on the day of state testing! Stacey Roozeboom 💗👏🏽🐾

It's too easy for kids to be anonymous in math class, says the researcher Peter Liljedahl (Peter Liljedahl). The solution: get them out of their seats to tackle hard problems together. #BuildingThinkingClassrooms edutopia.org/article/thinki…

Loop groups for Thursday’s lesson on Courage to Stand lesson. The strategy was so engaging for students. We took a group breath, passed the knot, and then played look again—so we could see each others perspective. My SEL class is so awesome! ❤️🌞

April is Arab American Heritage Month! Students did research and synthesized their findings for #sketchnotes Arab American Foundation provided many great resources!

When someone offers feedback you don't like, the ideal response isn't to ignore it. It's to seek more perspectives. One person's reaction is an opinion. If multiple people make the same point, it's a pattern. The best way to grow is to find the recurring signal in the noise.

*Morning Message*

Achieving your goals is not about being more efficient in your tasks. It's about being more selective in your commitments. More free time in the future is an illusion. You won't be less busy—you'll just be busy with new priorities. If it's not an enthusiastic yes, it's a no.

Keep persevering. Just because it’s taking a long time, doesn’t mean it isn’t happening Image: Nikki Miles

If you believe, as we do, that a small group of parents like Moms for Liberty should not dictate what books other people's children are allowed to read, please join us tomorrow in taking action on #RightToReadDay (April 24) during #NationalLibraryWeek. uniteagainstbookbans.org/right-to-read-…

Yesterday's NAEP data further confirms a need for sustained investments in academic, social and emotional learning. Research confirms what parents/educators know: Social and emotional learning (#SEL) is consistently effective at improving academic outcomes casel.org/arp_sel-for-st…