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There they are your Section 2AA Champs! @chanbhok
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Wow, what a turnout by the @StudentsChan for Section Final Hockey!
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6 simple rules for a pedagogy of voice:
1. Talk less, smile more
2. Questions over answers
3. Ritualize reflection and revision
4. Make learning public
5. Circle up
6. Feedback over grades
#StreetData
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Don't be impressed by money, followers, degrees, and titles.
Be impressed by kindness, integrity, humility, and generosity.
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Our first distance learning PRIDE winners are Jake Risch, Brenna Bystrzycki, Kalina Fuglie, & Josie Tregembo! Watch the mail for your new PRIDE sticker and another special treat! Keep up the great work! @chanprincipal @ChanHighAP @ISD112
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Wearing a mask is critical to getting and keeping students in school safely. Carver County cases are trending upward, we all need to do our part to keep our community healthy. Mask Up ECCS! Visit the data dashboard to stay informed: district112.org/datadashboar…. #ECCSSTRONG
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Tuesday is the big day! Superintendent Lisa Sayles-Adams has shared a video welcome message for families preparing for the school year: youtu.be/iJiJdfAtt6M
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It is with heavy hearts that we announce Sir Ken Robinson died peacefully yesterday, 21st August 2020, surrounded by family after a short battle with cancer.
We will be following up with a further update as we begin to follow Sir Ken’s wishes and honour his legacy.
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ECCS is excited to announce that Douglas Bullinger will serve as Chanhassen High School’s next principal. Bullinger follows Dick Ungar who announced his retirement earlier this year. We are proud to welcome Doug! Read more: district112.org/blog/2020/07…
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Flexible resilience: My manifesto for the coming school year
via @Angela_Watson
thecornerstoneforteachers.co…
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2 teachers share a summer reading list for such an uncertain, constantly shifting time. 📚🌼
edutopia.org/article/teacher…
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Kids want to tell you about their lives.
They really do. Like, really. They want you to listen, to take interest, and to make comments about what they say. Do that. #RelationshipsMatter – at Chicago, IL
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Thread (1/7):
I have been slow to post about George Floyd and Amy Cooper for reasons that are ultimately cop-outs: I didn't think it would make a difference. I felt powerless to influence any kind of change. The problem felt too big.
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Seeking encouraging words for all teachers out there who feel like they're barely hanging on. Please share quotes, links, thoughts, memes, anything that is helping you get through this.
Thank you. 🌻
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Thanks so much to all the teachers who contributed ideas to all my questions over the past week. I've done my best to collect and organize at least some of them here.
cultofpedagogy.com/distance-…
#COVID19 #coronavirus #distancelearning
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The high school schedule for today. Note that we will still have our extended second block for registration purposes.
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10 Habits of Successful Teachers (Or Anyone)
via @finleyt
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It’s important to remember our students’ behaviors often are a form of #communication.
And sometimes these behaviors test us & push us to our limits.
Be patient & remain calm. Try to see what’s beneath the behavior to understand the cause.
No student wants to have a bad day.
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It's easy to jump to conclusions and make a decision about someone or something.
Take the time to ask a few questions and learn more and reserve judgement until you've seen the situation from multiple perspectives.
So many occurrences in #life could be improved with patience.




















