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Sometimes when we get stuck, the best thing we can do is take a step back—pause and take a break from trying to solve problem—so we can come back to it and see it in a different light. #edchat
"Students that are confident try harder." #R10 Acceleration for All
Commit to the goals, be relentless. 💙 Relentlessness without goals is futile. #instructionalplann
If you have walked the walk of learning and it has been hard, don't give up. Going back to what we used to do is never good for our children. Our students deserve the best of us!
We do not have all the answers but together we can get some of the answers. [together]
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Work on developing your emotional intelligence. Everything else will fall into place. #schoolleadership
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Draw to remember! Research shows that drawing boosts learning by forcing us to process information in multiple ways: visually, kinesthetically, and linguistically.
The Powerful Effects of Drawing on Learning
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Here’s why you NEED to use proven discussion strategies 👇
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#teaching #learning #pedagogy
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Happy School Principal Day to Ms. Ahmed! She is appreciated beyond words for all that she does for the Daffron students, staff, and community!
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The ability to speak two languages may improve memory in later life, a new study found. The study, which involved hundreds of older patients, adds to two decades of work suggesting that bilingualism protects against dementia and cognitive decline. nyti.ms/3oTtBQG
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Teacher stress and burnout continue to rise in many school districts.
Research suggests principals can do a lot to help. edweek.org/leadership/what-s…
Surround yourself with people that believe in a greater purpose. They will help you to focus on what is important.
















