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Happy World Teachers' Day! 🍎
In honour of teachers across Saskatchewan, for every like and retweet of this post we'll donate one dollar, up to $500, to Learning Disabilities Association of Saskatchewan!
Like and retweet this post to help us support LDAS!
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Today we acknowledge and honour the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. 🧡
Reconciliation is the responsibility of every individual in Canada. For more information on how you can mark this day, please visit our website: bit.ly/3THAm4X
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As members of the RCSTA, we are committed to acknowledging the painful legacy of residential schools and the ongoing impacts on Indigenous communities. Let us walk together on this path of truth, healing, and unity.
Source: nctr.ca/exhibits/survivors-f…
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Dear teachers and staff, students and families - have a great school year! 🎒 ✏️ 🍎
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A better understanding of the hierarchy of child brain development can provide a different perspective on our most troubled young people. How their brain can influence behaviour. What is behind the behaviour & ensuring the young persons needs are understood and met.🧠🌱
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ALT “If we expect students to be kind, we need to be kind adults. If we expect students to be cooperative, we need to be cooperative adults. If we expect students to be responsible, we need to be responsible adults. Model. Model. Model.” —Lisa Romano, Teacher
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Veteran teachers are the backbone of education. They’ve endured all the reasons some teachers leave the field. They also survived the latest programs, initiatives, & testing. They have much wisdom, experience & expertise if leaders are willing to listen. Value & appreciate them!
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A child's pain in grief may not always be loud or visible, but it is profound. Recognizing and supporting their unique journey through grief is crucial, as they too grapple with emotions that are often beyond their years.
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📢 NEWS RELEASE: Teachers Advise to Expect Escalation in Job Sanctions
With the February school break starting Monday, teachers are notifying the public and government to expect an escalation of job sanctions when classes resume Feb. 26.
Read more: stf.sk.ca/about-stf/news/tea…
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Thank you to all of the parents, students, business owners and other Sask residents who are standing with teachers.
We all know public education is the best investment this government can make. It’s time for this government to make our kids a priority!
Show your support for Saskatchewan teachers with our social images. Visit tellthemtuesday.com/i_suppor… to download yours today. English and French available.
And if you're at a demonstration site tomorrow, be sure to tag us in your photos and videos and use the #ISupportSTF hashtag.
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As much as 20% of classroom misbehavior may be attributable to academic frustration.
🚦Consider simple “red light, green light” activities to spot check for frustration before it boils over. Read the research: bit.ly/46Oj4qK
ALT DID YOU KNOW? As much as 20 percent of classroom misbehavior may be attributable to academic frustration, including difficult work and instructions that students can’t quite grasp. Sometimes the desire to succeed is there, but a student’s skill level or preparation hasn’t caught up. Consider simple “red light, green light” activities to spot check for frustration before it boils over. Source: Johnson et al., 2018
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News release: Ninety-five percent of Saskatchewan teachers have overwhelmingly shown their support for job sanctions in response to the government's refusal to bargain on a provincial collective agreement.
Read more: bit.ly/3Qhksvy
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September 30th is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Today we reflect, learn, and commit to a future built on understanding, respect and healing.
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Supportive relationships positively impact academic performance. 💚 Teachers who have a strong rapport with their students can better understand their individual learning needs, tailor instruction, and provide targeted interventions. This leads to improved learning outcomes.
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👀Looking for ways to build community in your classroom and school?? 👇@CharacterStrong #RCSDSEL
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📣😀Check out teachers, counsellors and admins!! 👇
A really helpful resource for ALL educators preparing for the school year. Our team created these Back to School Playbooks to help your entire staff start the year focused on relationships, engagement, & belonging.
FREE DOWNLOAD: characterstrong.com/playbook…
