What an inspiration to spend two days working with @adam_voigt @RealSchools1 around restorative approaches to working with young people. If you haven't read Adam's book Restoring Teaching - you absolutely must! So inspired by the possibilities and 'Imagine if...' @gavhays
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Create an energetic environment for yourself and your students to promote more engagement, energy and enthusiasm to learn!
More details here: acw.events/ET
#AccidentalCounsellor #MntalHealth #Wellbeing #ProfessionalDevelopment
Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this session! Every time I talk to @MarkOConnor1976 I learn something.
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Intentionally search for the positives!
Teachers can use the SPOT process to help students develop their strengths. It stands for: Strength observation; Progress over perfection; Opportunity to shine; and Teach, try, and tap into strengths. @SchoolPsychLife @DrKelsieReed @10publications
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Wellbeing Education is not just about flourishing, it's also about preventing mental ill-health, enhancing academic achievement and fostering civic mindedness and social responsibility.
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We can support our mental wellbeing by trying different activities and new approaches 💡👍
Join us for #NewWaysNovember and discover daily actions to help you find new ways forward 🌈 actionforhappiness.org/novem…
Data-informed Approaches to Student Wellbeing Conference….“What wellbeing data do we need to improve academic outcomes for students? Look for micro moments of growth to celebrate success. You can track anything in wellbeing as long as it’s important to you!”
Such a great convo b/w @MarkOConnor1976 & @teachnlearnMB. Love the emphasis on having vulnerable conversations, that improvement looks different to different people and the importance of talking about practice.
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So many gems in @BreneBrown’s ‘What’s happening at work?’ chat with @AdamMGrant & @simonsinek! “Culture can’t be a bolt on…The most meaningful way to succeed is to help others succeed…Be a better listener and hold space for others…”
Fresh page + reboot...What are you excited about and how do you keep your energy levels up? What are your successes! Great episode to start Term 4 @MarkOConnor1976!
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Can't wait to listen to this @MarkOConnor1976 and excited for the return of The Energetic Teacher! Have no doubt at all that there will be something helpful in it!
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Possibly the best gift I have ever received! My heart is full 💗 Thanks @MarkOConnor1976 and thanks @TrentDalton for your perfect words (as always!) #grateful
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Self-care isn't selfish, you can't pour from an empty cup 💕 Join us for Self-Care September and find ways to be kind to yourself as well as others
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35 or so years ago…my last Book Week. So excited for BW @StLukesMP. Reading my fav picture book to S2, a character in Readers’ Theatre, dress ups! #primaryvibes @ncolburt1 @angelaryall02 @AngelaPecnik @teachnlearnMB
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How to go beyond surface and shallow culture to get at the deep stuff in your culturally responsive classroom.
Ideas via @Ready4rigor
#Sketchnote via @carlota_holder
Such a great community day @StLukesMP! There was a wonderful energy across the school. Well done, @JoeNg44! #community #belonging #schoolspirit
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Consciously choosing to act in small selfless ways is good for our wellbeing too. The gorgeous @actionhappiness “Altruistic August” calendar is packed with gentle ideas & reminders to look up and out, and be present in kind ways with others. #principalwellbeing #teacherwellbeing
A great afternoon @SantaSophiaCC collaborating with Wellbeing colleagues @ahouseman3! Not going to lie…meeting the adorable Arlo was a highlight!
A ‘must read’ on how to respond effectively when a student’s amygdala has been hijacked. Practical strategies provided and an honest look at the critical role teachers play.
The teacher can be the first line of help when a troubled student becomes disruptive in class. Knowing how to respond is key.
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Had a conversation with a young person today (a mere 13 years old) and was reminded (once again) about how much we can learn from our students. #gratitude #positiverelationships #youngpeopleareamazing!


















