Gavin McCormack posted a very important message on LinkedIn today about the importance of us teaching empathy, caring, compassion and kindness to our students. If each of us educators taught Read more about Teach Students Empathy[…]
Gavin McCormack posted the following top 10 qualities of good teachers: 1. They have a strong moral compass. It’s not a competition. If you’ve got a good idea, share it. Read more about Top 10 Qualities of a Good Teacher[…]
Gavin McCormack posted the following about how to inspire critical thinking in your class. I used to use these questions as a Language Arts teacher as well. 1. WHO – Read more about Inspire Critical Thinking[…]
I am often inspired by Gavin McCormack’s blogs and today was most inspiring as well. He wrote about why he became an educator. This post inspired me to think why Read more about Why Become an Educator[…]
As an educator, I like to sit in the back of the classroom or wander among the students and just observe the students. Often I learn a lot just by Read more about The Power of Observation[…]
Glenn Leibovitz posted the following 13 traits of exceptional leadership on LinkedIn and I believe these are also traits of educators and parents: 1. They trust you to do the Read more about 13 Inspiring Traits of Exceptional Leaders[…]
Whether you’re a manager looking to provide more direct feedback, a leader trying to spark meaningful and productive team conversations, or an employee who wants to contribute more, the words Read more about 10 Phrases That Help You Communicate More Mindfully[…]
I get inspired by so many wonderful reminders on Social Media that help me remember that we are all worthy, no matter how old, what culture and what experiences you’ve Read more about You Are Worthy[…]
On December 12, 2019, Stephen Merrill posted that one of the most popular theories in education was put to the test last year when a large meta-analysis found that growth Read more about Growth Mindset Falters, Then Recovers[…]
Virginia Clinton, an education professor at the University of North Dakota, analyzed 33 studies published since 2008 and found that children and adults tend to remember more of what they’ve Read more about Paper Beats Screens[…]