Teacher, USATF level 2 coach, grateful husband
Joined February 2017
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Highlighting the importance of safety in the lab with student posters @JerichoMS @klibertini2
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Setting our intent for the year, what do we expect from each other and how can we be most successful @JerichoMS @klibertini2 @Drdsmith20
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Puzzles and tower building to create community in the classroom @JerichoMS @klibertini2
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.@LindaBRosenthal calls for “all hands on deck” approach to addressing children’s MH. She wants to license school psychologists to inc access to services. “We’re wasting talent during such a need for mental health services.” Pass A2033 @PatriciaFahy109 ny.chalkbeat.org/2023/2/23/2…
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“No Deposit - No Return.”
When others have success, most people do not see the Grind.
They do not see the hard work, sacrifice, commitment, habits, and dedication.
The great ones know…
The PROCESS is the PRIZE.
They love the Process. They love the Grind.
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1. We have a loneliness epidemic
2. People are increasingly jerks who attach to a group online
I think these two things are related.
People feel anxious, insecure, and lost.
They seek out connection, status, and belonging in the wrong places.
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CANCER FREE: Cheers of joy as Jericho HS quarterback Brandt Morgan walks out of Cohen’s Childrens Medical Center after being declared cancer free. Brandt fought non-Hodgkins T-cell Lymphoma for 2+ years. @News12LI @brandtm18 @jerichosports @N12Sports
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Milky Way timelapse photobombed by the Aurora Borealis over Loch More in Scotland.
Credit: Maciej Winiarczyk
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Thinking about the thing is not the same as doing it.
Dreaming about the thing is not the same as doing it.
Talking about the thing is not the same as doing it.
Only doing the thing is doing it.
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The number of people on this app who are all "you've got to be obsessed to succeed" and "I'll sleep when I die" never ceases to amaze me.
It's patently false. It makes you fragile.
There's a better way:
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"It's called changing a limit. Parents today don't allow their kids to change their limits. They're worried about them failing instead of learning. But you learn through the experience of failure & success"
Don't steal their struggle. Productive struggle produces positive results
