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💡 TEACHER VOICE: Jennifer Tejada, a Special Education teacher known for high student engagement, shares the strategies that work. Pass this conversation on to your staff this fall, via @teachingmatters: .
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Multilingual families sometimes face higher barriers when it comes to supporting their students' classroom learning, so these bookmarks help build bridges. (Via leader @cecigomez_g). Template:
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The growth of AI has left a lot of room for gray area judgment calls – and that's what this tool invites teachers and students to explore together. (Via @hgse).
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When they see you in the halls today, they're more likely to trust you tomorrow. (Inspiration via P @AK_El_Jefe)
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Supporting newcomer ELL students well requires collaboration and connection. (Via @MindShiftKQED)
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School-wide intake systems and educator support networks can lighten the load so educators can focus on teaching newcomer students.
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What is sticking with you from your summer leadership?. (Staff meeting inspiration from educator @MrsBui_MJE, AP @AGFaubs & AP @SBoiarsky)
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"Begin with a tiny, manageable step. Maybe it's implementing lesson closure or conducting three learning walks a day.". Leader @E_Sheninger unpacks why the key to big change is starting small.
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What question would you add?. (Inspiration via leader @jess_vanceEDU)
Inquiry leaders listen to the voices of their learners. They lean in and pause. They don’t just hear, but respond with a mindfulness in their behaviors that embody a reflective practice. They listen for what’s being said, the questions being asked & what lies beneath.
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For students to experience PBL, teachers need to experience it first. This plan from invites teachers into the power of project-based storytelling, via @hthgse.
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"When it comes to student trauma, there is much that is beyond educators' power, but there is also a great deal they can do to build a supportive and sensitive environment . ". 8 strategies via leader @jessica_minahan & @ASCD to share with your team:.
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🌱 –> 🌳. Here's to all the ways your team members are growing from where they are!. (Via P @mrs_melevans)
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✨ That feeling when every student knows they're seen, cared for and valued. (Via leader @DrP_Principal)
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Start with purpose. Establish regular rituals. Center the real-world implications. Learn more about creating communities of practice that can especially support new teachers, via @GreaterGoodSC:.
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📆 Now is the perfect moment to pencil in an SEL walkthrough this back-to-school season. This guide from @caselorg can guide your eyes and ears.
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What's your No. 1 tip for connecting with families during back-to-school season?. (Inspiration via P @MHawley_3)
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"The most powerful data work doesn’t start with a spreadsheet or dashboard – it starts with a conversation.". Read on for ways to lead with data this fall, via @hthgse:.
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"It was all about data for our 4th grade reading teachers today!" —Leader @TeraeHarris. Here's to all the ways your staff is coming together to dream big for students!
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🚨 Resource alert: Check out this Family Math Night Kit by educators @MathforLove and Katherine Cook. #MTBos #ITeachMath
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