When the Growth Mindset Shines Bright

Teach Better TeamBlog, Self-Care, Teach Happier

TL;DR: Unlock the unlimited potential within yourself by modeling a growth mindset for students. Despite any setbacks or challenges, we have a say in where we focus our thoughts and energy. This post shares the story of Michael Jordan and how his growth mindset led him to success. Success never comes without obstacles to overcome. Buried deep within any of … Read More

Creating a Culture of Coaching with Romain Bertrand

Lindsay LyonsBlog

  In this episode, innovative personalized learning leader, blogger, consultant, coach and practitioner, Romain Bertrand talks to us about the importance of visioning and self-assessment, how to support teachers during COVID, what should we should keep from pre-COVID classes and what we should not, and creating a culture of coaching. Like what you hear? Share!   Want more? Follow me … Read More

Episode 168 Building Relationships and Fostering Creativity with Jasmine Mathis

Tre GammageBlog

1:15 Teaching During the Pandemic 3:25 How SEL fits in a Teacher’s Journey 4:25 Building Relationship With Students 9:28 Different educational systems 14:00 The Finals Project 19:15 The Results 24:20 Utilizing Tools and Flipped Classrooms   Links: Apple: https://apple.co/3lFjW9w Spotify: https://spoti.fi/33P68mO     Tre’ Gammage · EP 168 Building Relationships and Fostering Creativity with Jasmine Mathis

It’s Time to Get Clear with Your Time!

Lindsay TitusBlog, Classroom Management, Self-Care

TL;DR: Time is something many people feel like they don’t have enough of. This post shares 5 actionable steps to start making the most of your time each day, including monitoring your language and mindset, reflecting on how you’re currently spending your time, noting how long activities take, blocking time to increase productivity, and delegating! 2 organizers are shared for … Read More

Team Building through Play

BreAnn FennellBlog, Student Engagement

TL;DR: Incorporate team building into your classroom through the game of cup stacking.  You can vary the level of difficulty by giving different challenges like having students use their non-dominant hand, stand on one leg, incorporate exercise if a cup is dropped, or use only non-verbal communication. In this time of need for mental health education, I had an urge to … Read More