Clatrina Lane (@Lanec89) profile picture

RTI/SST Coordinator

Georgia, USA
Joined January 2017
Welcome on board to our CES News Team. This group will be learning to lead morning announcements, write news stories and operate the technical equipment. #leadership #actionnews
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Take a picture of your clip chart at the end of day everyday for 10 days. Kids end in the same places. Clip charts don’t change behavior they monitor and even worse publicly shame. #ditchtheclip
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Awesome first day at Campbell ES! @gyimah_whitaker @fultonslc @kirk_sykes
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Campbell Cougars implementing PBIS... station rotations to model and practice school wide expectations and procedures. PBIS helps to create an excellent environment for learning! #goodteachingmatters...#PAWS #PrideAttitudeWiseChoicesSafety – at Fairburn, GA
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An awesome start to the year! Campbell Open House was a huge success! Thanks Cougar Community! #MissionPossible #ourcommunitycares
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Six strategies for building the strong relationships with students that are the heart of a culturally inclusive classroom community. edut.to/2z3vLmE
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Report: Effective school leaders need to focus on climate - Trusted sumo.ly/W33L via @K12TrustED
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#TheFourComeback Whitney Reign – at Roswell, GA
#TheFourComeback I need Whitney Reign to return – at Roswell, GA
#TheFourComeback Whitney Reign – at Roswell, GA
MTSS think tank with fellow leaders... #FCSMTSS – at Fairburn, GA
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Campbell Personalized Learning team in deep thought over Standards Mastery Framework #StandardsMasteryFCS – at Hapeville, GA
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Four Guidelines for Summer Reading kylenebeers.com/blog/2014/05…
.@PeterMDeWitt: 4 Lessons We Can Learn From a Struggling Learner bit.ly/2pCQeXi
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We all have the power to change someone’s life through our relationships. I’m really hoping anybody who works with children or has personally experienced trauma will watch tonight’s @60Minutes.
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"You never teach a subject, you always teach a child. You teach children in a way that they will learn, and then things will fall in place for them." —Dorothy Height #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM
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Getting students to think about behaving badly helps them arrive at positive norms—and such reverse thinking may work in other situations as well. edut.to/2GFKhAJ
Experts agree that social-emotional learning matters, and are plotting a roadmap on how to do it. edweek.org/ew/articles/2018/… #SocialEmotionalLearning
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Simple role-playing exercises can show students how to stand up for themselves without being unkind to others. edut.to/2BwjAKV
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