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Principal of Riverside Elementary - Yesterday a Physics Teacher - Today a Champion of Children - Forever a Student

New York, USA
Joined August 2012
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“Don’t blow your horn at old people” Fantastic!!!
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Research that backs the saying “You are the average of the 5 people you spend the most time with.”
This study blew my mind. It found there’s ONE main key to earning a higher income. The study looked at kids from poorer families, and how they turned out as adults. Turns out, the number one indicator of their future income was not the socioeconomic status of their family. It was the socioeconomic status of the other people they’re around. This is called Economic Connectedness. What does that mean? Put bluntly, EC measures how many rich people and poor people are friends. When an area has higher economic connectedness, poor kids are more likely to make more money as adults. For example: • Minneapolis has an EC of 0.98. • Indianapolis’s is lower at 0.65. But… • Kids from low income families in Minneapolis reach the 43rd percentile of household income as adults. • Kids from the same background in Indianapolis only reach the 34th percentile. WHO you surround yourself with and WHERE you are has a huge impact on your monetary success. So we asked the question... Is it possible to be in the top 1% of earners without ever changing your environment? What do you think?
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The arts … just saying!! This is 🔥🔥🔥
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For all the kids and parents out there who think school principals are having a blast over the summer, think again. Here is what summer is really like for principals. The struggle is real!!! 🥹🥹🥹🥹 See you soon West Gate K-8
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Twitter can be such a great resource for educators! Thank you @MarcusLuther6 for sharing this connection activity/icebreaker!🔥🔥
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Great article by @rickwormeli2 about fair grading and how we still place too much value on compliance over competence especially when grading homework.
In case it helps the department, grade level, or schoolwide conversations, here's a piece from February of this year from the Washington Post about grading or not grading homework. Yeah, I wrote it, so you can ask questions, pose concerns, provide insights, rail at the education gods, etc with the author. If not here on Twitter, I'm also at [email protected]. washingtonpost.com/education…
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Great post about the nuances of “relationships” and what they mean - even when we don’t particularly like the child we are educating.
"The most important thing in education is relationships." Okay, maybe but what do we mean by "relationships"? I have some thoughts. shareski.ca/y/4cs
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@DrCraigASommer Thank you for the follow sir! Welcome to SLPS!! I look forward to learning from you.
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What a great thread of ideas and strategies to get kids out of their seats to add some movement!! 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
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Deliberate Practice/Deep Practice in action #TalentCode
I did a lesson with the most iconic Jazz Bass Player in history and we spent the whole time on fundamentals. 🧠 @RonCarterBass youtu.be/02hPnMmI-UM
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Preach!!
The real learning loss from the pandemic has been social and emotional skills. Such as making and maintaining friendships, participating in group projects, and regulation of emotions. Students need unstructured play, recess, and group interaction more than ever.
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Well, that beats any lab I created for my students. That is so awesome!!!!
My first experience taking in the @LFHS_LakeForest Cardboard Boat Regatta, and what an experience it was. After planning their boats in physics, students put their designs to the ultimate test. 🚤
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Yep…this was my jam!!!!
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