2020 MWD SHAPE Health TOY, 2019 WI Health TOY, Wife, BoyMom, Runner, Reader, Learner, Dance enthusiast & Brewer fan. Enjoying the journey one step at a time!
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ALT Research. A Barrage of Notifications. A recent study of 11- to 17-year-olds revealed that on a typical day, half received 230+ notifications from their phone—about a quarter of them arrived during school. Chat bubble with a brain icon and the number 230+.
ALT What Works For Me! “I’ve had my students write down on multiple sticky notes this year what they would want to hear on tough days. I collected those notes and handed them out when I saw students needed them. The power of their own positive words returning to them made a difference.” —Danielle Sicotte, Teacher
ALT Handwritten chart titled "It's T.G.I.F. Time!" It has 4 questions, each with a bunch of sticky notes with answers underneath. The questions are: "What did you TRY this week?" "What are you GRATEFUL for?" "What INSPIRED you this week?" and "What was FUN this week?"
ALT What to do the first week of class: 1) provide a 3,000-foot view; 2) survey the class; 3) awesome wall; 4) answer Qs; 5) address social brains; 6) why it matters; 7) how to get help; 8) sizzle reel; 9) emphasize commonalities; 10) specify key behaviors; 11) hit the basics.
