Building Up Kids With Praise And Celebrations

Kyle HillXhausted Educators Podcast

A lack of confidence, self worth, and overall self esteem is an enormous problem for kids world wide. In this dual cast podcast episode, Kyle dives into the importance of pumping kids up with praise, compliments, and celebrating the small wins, in order to build them up. In this episode, you’ll also get a RechargED story that shares an example … Read More

Building Up Kids With Praise and Celebrations

Kyle HillBlog, Xhausted Educators Podcast

A lack of confidence, self worth, and overall self esteem is an enormous problem for kids world wide. In this dual cast podcast episode, Kyle dives into the importance of pumping kids up with praise, compliments, and celebrating the small wins, in order to build them up. In this episode, you’ll also get a RechargED story that shares an example … Read More

Ideas to Celebrate Lunar New Year

Dana GoodierBlog, Connect Better, Lesson Plan Better

TL;DR: Lunar New Year is on February 1st this year. It symbolizes the end of winter and the beginning of spring. Learn how to celebrate this holiday in this classroom within each subject area. Lunar New Year This year, Lunar New Year falls on Tuesday, February 1. What is Lunar New Year, you may ask? Well, if you’re not familiar … Read More

Making Celebrations a Part of Your Classroom Culture

Chelsea NicolinoBlog, Connect Better, Engage Better

TL;DR: Bring celebrations into the classroom to show students you care. Celebrations don’t have to just be about the holidays. Find ways to recognize and celebrate your students’ successes. Chelsea recently joined Rae on the Daily Drop-In to discuss bringing celebrations into the classroom. Click here to watch! This time of year is usually my favorite. Mainly because there are … Read More

Minority vs. Majority: Let’s Teach About Inclusion

Teach Better TeamBlog, Connect Better

TL;DR: Challenge yourself this December to celebrate all the cultural celebrations. Understand intersecting identities. Reflect on the concept of minority vs. majority and power in our schools. Equity and Inclusion Just Got Better Blog Reflection Questions: How do you identify yourself? (Consider: Race, gender, class in society, religious affiliations, roles you hold personally and professionally) The way you identify yourself: … Read More