From my experience doing this book study I have learned so much! I have learned that I am on the right path to make my classroom great again! #wsetogether #ShiftThis
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I ponder how I am going to begin genious hour in a way to make my kids as excited as I am to do it! #wsetogether #ShiftThis
I’m blown away that the things I have read in my book #Shiftthis can be down without a lot of change! Simple things! #wsetogether
One thing that takes me out of my comfort zone about implementing something from my wonderful book is letting go of time that WILL lead to greater things but I feel obligated to use it to teach Something I’m behind in teaching #wsetogether #ShiftThis
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“Showcasing talents empowers the students who don’t typically play the “game of school” very well.” Love this bc it allows us to learn about each other and learn from each other!!! #wsetogether #ShiftThis
I have been reading this amazing book #ShiftThis and something I want to implement is genius hour. It can be called many things but it’s a time where kids can research things they are passionate about! I have a lot of curious students and this will be great! #wsetogether
An aha moment that I have gained from reading my book #ShiftThis was that you don’t have to go in your classroom and make all these changes at once to get big results...gradual change is okay as long as change is occurring to help make it great! #wsetogether
Twitter challenge- I hope to find things to help make our classroom more exciting to be in. Also this goes for me in teaching. I want to rejuvenate my love for teaching by making our classroom better! #wsetogether
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This is a great read!
“Self-compassion leads to learning goals instead of performance goals — such as trying again after messing up,” says Kristin Neff. “It’s a motivation of care instead of a motivation of fear.” owl.li/8Dip30niAzR @self_compassion #edchat
