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Are you a team player who wants to teach adolescents? They’re not as scary as you may think! Come and join our #middleschool team on Queensland’s beautiful Fraser Coast. seek.com.au/job/40157364
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If you’re a leader...
... I don’t care about your mission statement, vision statement, strategic plan, or policy positions...
... as much as I care about how you treat people.
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i like to leave as much of my hair. around the house as possible. it is my confetti. i am a party
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The 5 most 'in demand' skills. People that say 21st century skills aren't the future of education.... are kidding themselves! pin.it/3cauuwfmap74fl
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Just reading up on a school who is managing staff wellbeing: Every week they arrange ‘Thank yous’ and birthdays. "We also ask ‘Is there anything to shout-out about?’ and do ‘Staff of the Term.’ All staff nominate someone who has gone the extra mile = they get paid a day’s leave."
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Just got a call for a job reference... all the guy wanted to know was how this student works in a team situation and how he communicates! 21st century skills all the way!!!! Students nowadays can learn anything in the way of content, but they need the most help with skills!!!!
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sometimes. i wonder if there’s more to life. than being ridiculously good-looking
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the human said. they might make pancakes in the morning. so the faster i fall asleep. the sooner i get a pancake. as you can imagine. it’s hard to snoozle. under so much pressure
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Sadly there is a pressure to be paperless. This is putting the focus on the wrong thing. Learning should be the focus and kids should touch something other than a screen.
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the human went out. to have fun with some frens. they promised they’d be back soon. so i’m not worried at all. and in the meantime. i found an old jacket. that smells like they’re still here. it will be my new bed. until they return
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The educators who are constantly tweeting “positivity” are not in denial about the very real challenges that educators face. They just realize that a good attitude gives you the best chance of solving those problems, & they understand that a negative outlook destroys motivation.
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Research shows that using your signature strengths in a new way for one week can boost happiness and decrease depression for up to 6 months. Check out our helpful guide for learning how to make your highest-scored strengths work for you! Full version >> bit.ly/2ktEaW9
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One of the first steps in connecting with a challenging student... is to LIKE them, rather than “put up” with them. It’s amazing how the attitude of the adult can affect the attitude of the kid.
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Educators talk a lot about the importance of building “relationships.” What that really means... is that we need to focus on PEOPLE. There’s nothing magical about it... and there’s certainly not a formula. Just value the people around you... and care about their well being.
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Great fun to see Justin @GGSPosEd having a play with this #BrainBreak @PositiveSchools Brisbane #PositivelyPrimed xitter.cf/bsemaus/status/9968956…
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It’s important to think of ‘Flourishing’ from a eudaimonic, caring orientation. - Justin Robinson @GGSPosEd @PositiveSchools
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Top actions to help deal with stress:
😡 Identify the causes
👨👩👧 Build supportive relationships
🥗 Eat Healthily
🚴♂️ Exercise
🌿 Take time out
🙏 Be mindful
😴 Get some restful sleep
💙 Don’t be too hard on yourself
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