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RT @TeachingChannel: When strong family engagement is prioritized, teachers can effectively build trust and transparency at the start of the year.
Dr. Leah Nelson shares five practical strategies to implement during the first quarter that will set your school up for success: buff.ly/ss48jN6….
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Transforming Education: Dr. Wendy Amato’s Insights on Warm Demander Pedagogy and Mistake-Friendly Classrooms teachercast.net/captivate-po… via @TeacherCast @TeachingChannel
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Great microlearning material. Short videos are also an effective way to close the coaching loop!
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Before the chaos of the back-to-school season starts, what updates are you making to your practice?
Here are some ideas, from @TeachingChannel:
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"For educators, working in a culture of kindness contributes to job satisfaction, reducing stress and burnout."
Learn more tips to build up your staff with kindness from @TeachingChannel:
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ALT Screenshot from Teaching Channel's article "9 Simple Ways to Nurture a Culture of Kindness in Schools" showing four tips to cultivate kindness among educators.
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#edWebinar 6/26 Proven Retrieval Practice Strategies to Boost Student Learning @doug_lemov @TeachingChannel #TeachingChannel home.edweb.net/webinar/brain…
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I love this video of @MathMinds from the @TeachingChannel that illustrates the power of collaboratively planning and implementing a lesson (similar to lesson study). Check it out: learn.teachingchannel.com/vi… #MTBoS #iteachmath
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I’m so proud of the videos we make at Teaching Channel. If you are considering micro learning as part of your PD, these videos are perfect paired with a reflection prompt. Plus, coaches can use them to close the coaching loop. Try video as a next step for learning.
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This was a fun webinar to facilitate! Video is where it’s at with new teachers.
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📌 Join us for a workshop to provide educators with effective strategies, foster leadership growth, and classroom management techniques.
Register for the workshop and receive a certificate for one hour of professional development: k12coalition.zoom.us/meeting…
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Kindness is my jam! It matters so much and is so important. Tons of research on the science of kindness 🔥🔥🔥 treat people the way you’d want to be treated!
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"Classrooms that intentionally promote kindness see fewer behavioral disruptions, stronger peer relationships, and a greater sense of safety and belonging."
Pass on to your teachers for tips on cultivating kindness, from @TeachingChannel:
teachingchannel.com/k12-hub/…
ALT Screenshot from Teaching Channel's article "9 Simple Ways to Nurture a Culture of Kindness in Schools" showing five tips to bring kindness into the classroom.
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Always an honor to read to students. Taught them about Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson and reminded them they can DO and BE anything! #BlackHistoryMonth #LeadHERship
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Featured EdTech Chronicle Best in Education Awards Past Winner:
Best K12 Podcast Series -- @TeachingChannel Talks
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We talk about the importance of teachers developing relationships with students. But it’s also important for administrators to develop relationships with their teachers. That is how they support them… how they encourage them… how they lead them. It is how culture is built.
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Principals, keep it simple:
1. Get the coverages set for the day
2. Greet kids at the door
3. Stop into each classroom to say good morning
4. Be visible throughout the day
5. Be in the cafeteria
6. Greet kids as they leave
7. Go home and love your family.
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Strong leadership starts with listening. When we take the time to truly understand our students, staff, and families, we create schools where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued.
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TOMORROW! #edWebinar Preventing Bullying Through Education and Character Building @IndieFlixCEO @TeachingChannel home.edweb.net/webinar/posit…
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Wrapping up #NationalPrincipalMonth with a reminder: everyone plays a role in school culture, but principals are the thermostat, setting the tone and influencing all. Appreciation extends far beyond this month—thank you for your leadership, vision, and heart! #ThankAPrincipal
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Sure thing. Teachers are tired of one size fits all PD. Effective PD has to be both relevant and engaging @Hahne_Elyse
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