Losing Control: Agility for School Teams During the Pandemic

Steven WeberBlog, Leadership

TL;DR: Teachers and administrators have expressed a loss of control during the COVID pandemic. Learning agility is our ability to learn, adapt, unlearn, and relearn to keep up with constantly changing conditions. Clarity, scenario planning, and communication are three areas that provide agility for school teams. Got my own mind I want to make my own decisions When it has … Read More

Learning Opportunities for Elementary Gamers

BreAnn FennellBlog, Edtech, Innovation, Lesson Planning, Student Engagement

TL;DR: This post shares learning opportunities for elementary gamers, including Sumdog, Teach Your Monster to Read, Prodigy, and Boddle. These learning opportunities for elementary gamers bring fun and play to learning. Learning Opportunities for Elementary Gamers Now that we are about a month into the school year, I have had the opportunity to introduce some favorite educational websites and explore a … Read More

Demystify the Game of School for Students and Families

Steven WeberBlog, Leadership, Student Engagement

TL;DR: At every level from K-12,  be clear on what readiness means for the next level. Demystify the game of school for students and families by using family-friendly language to explain what a student needs to do to prepare for the next grade level. If your school district has defined readiness for each grade level, then communicate the goal with … Read More

Ground Your Reality with Truth and a Positive Mindset

Jami Fowler-WhiteBlog, Self-Care, Teach Happier

TL;DR: Your mindset is a choice. If you believe your day will be good, then your mindset and attitude will mirror this. Choose to focus on your W.H.Y. and agree to make the adjustments needed to hold on to a positive mindset each and every day. Face your current reality, flip it with positivity, commit to habits that will support … Read More

It All Matters

Aaron ElseBlog, Classroom Management, Leadership, Reflect Better, Student Engagement

TL;DR: Everyone is facing something, and it matters to each one of them. Think about how you think, act, and treat others because it matters. Focus on what’s most important today because it matters. It All Matters The signs are all around us.   A neighbor one street over was in a car crash. A friend of a friend was diagnosed … Read More