Showing posts with label teacher wellness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teacher wellness. Show all posts

Saturday, September 5, 2020

Fret Not Yourself

and don't forget to delight thyself in the Lord!



fret not
do good
commit thy way
rest
wait
cease from anger
wait upon the Lord
the meek shall inherit the earth
the Lord upholds the righteous
show mercy
the steps of a good man are ordered by the Lord
depart from evil do good
speak wisdom

The Holy Bible (KJV) _ Psalms 37 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0onzQNZkQ6w 

Saturday, August 3, 2019

Educational Links 8/4/19

Teacher Wellness


23 Close Reading Anchor Charts That Will Help Your Students Dig Deep


On Education: An institutionalized destruction of virtues


THEN AND NOW: Here are all the ways being a public-school teacher has changed in the last 50 years


How Schools Can Help Teachers Understand and Address Racial Bias


Classroom Management: The Importance of a Morning Meeting


The After-School Homework Routine You Need to Try



Executive functions go berserk trying to keep up with homework assignments, deadlines, and problem sets. Lighten your child’s load by using the after-school homework routine that teaches scheduling and prioritization skills.

Monday, December 24, 2018

Educational Links 12/25/18


Optimism Is a Learnable Skill


Want to Personalize Learning? Computers Aren't the Answer


Dear Principal: Cancel That Honor Roll Assembly!


The Best Parent Engagement Resources – 2018



Literacy Tools That Bring Equity and Energy to the Classroom—and Unlock Career Doors


Differentiation in a Rigid Curriculum

Teacher Sick Days: A Survival Guide



There are lots of scenarios that can play out when a teacher is feeling under the weather and trying to decide whether to take one of their teacher sick days. Maybe you wake up not feeling particularly great, but don't think you're sick enough to stay home. At first, you think you can probably tough it out, but by mid-morning you know you made a mistake. Finding a sub at this point is almost impossible. Is there a way to get through the day?

Sunday, December 23, 2018

Educational Links 12/23/18


Will Letter Grades Survive?


Federation for Children with Special Needs


Dear School Leaders, Please Stop Cutting Recess for Kids


Recharging Your Teaching Battery


Schools don’t have to reinvent the wheel


This “open” innovation may indicate the future of learning


My Principal Wants to Improve Test Scores ... Is He Right?



Their “theory” — and it is just a theory — is that one can raise reading scores through targeted teaching of particular comprehension skills. Teachers are to use the results of their state accountability tests to look for fine-grained weaknesses in reading achievement — or to try to identify which educational standards the kids aren’t meeting.

Saturday, August 11, 2018

Fret Not Yourself

and don't forget to delight thyself in the Lord!


fret not
do good
commit thy way
rest
wait
cease from anger
wait upon the Lord
the meek shall inherit the earth
the Lord upholds the righteous
show mercy
the steps of a good man are ordered by the Lord
depart from evil do good
speak wisdom

The Holy Bible (KJV) _ Psalms 37 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0onzQNZkQ6w 

Thursday, July 26, 2018

Educational Links 7/27/18



Why Restorative Justice Is About More Than Reducing Suspensions


Advocating for Children Can Be an Uphill Battle


It's never too early to start teaching digital citizenship skills


Take Advantage of Opportunities to Sustain Your Instructional Vitality


11 Methods for Teaching Reading That Help Struggling Readers



Building a Makerspace From the Ground Up



Educators struggle to find solid research on edtech


The vast majority of educators rely on general web searches for edtech information, but they are skeptical about how reliable that information is.


Friday, July 13, 2018

Educational Links 7/14/18


Burnout Isn’t Inevitable


Building the Capacity of Educators to Meet the Needs of Students with ADHD



When Principals Don’t Trust Their Teachers




10 Easy Ways to Create an Awesome #SchoolCulture This Year



13 Great Drawing Lessons for Students



Chris Roland talks about differentiated instruction



5 Steps to Incorporate Design Thinking Into Your Classroom


If you’ve never heard of it before, design thinking is a form of problem-solving. It’s a process often used by inventors and tech gurus when they come up with something new. However, design thinking is not just for inventors or techies. 

Thursday, January 25, 2018

Fret Not Yourself

and don't forget to delight thyself in the Lord!

fret not
do good
commit thy way
rest
wait
cease from anger
wait upon the Lord
the meek shall inherit the earth
the Lord upholds the righteous
show mercy
the steps of a good man are ordered by the Lord
depart from evil do good
speak wisdom

The Holy Bible (KJV) _ Psalms 37 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0onzQNZkQ6w 

Saturday, November 4, 2017

Educational Links 11/5/17


School Leadership



Sensory Processing Disorder: What Every Teacher Needs to Know



SEL Weekly Update



Special Ed Kids Deserve a First-Class Education. Top Charter Networks Must Give It to Them



Are You at Risk for Secondary Traumatic Stress?


How Silicon Valley Plans to Conquer the Classroom


Creativity: The Most Common Superpower


Careers involving creativity used to be strictly for the arts. A person that has the ability to make your work differ from the other artist and from the norm, but now creativity is for more than just the arts. We use creativity every day, from the economic society to cultural and personal expression. We use it to tell stories, express our passions, and develop revolutionary ideas and technology that change the world around us. Creativity isn’t necessarily what comes from our thought process, but it’s the process of giving those original ideas value.

Wednesday, November 1, 2017

Educational Links 11/2/17

Educators Are More Stressed at Work Than Average People, Survey Finds

Mindfulness Training for Teens Fails Important Test

What are the Best Ways to Organize Classroom Discussions?


What Makes a Great School?


Discipline for disruptive students revamped


Focus on Play and Engage Students of All Ages


The Yin and Yang of Inclusion



Inquiry-based learning can be defined as learning that “starts by posing questions, problems or scenarios – rather than simply presenting established facts or portraying a smooth path to knowledge.” In short, we uncover material, as opposed to content coverage and the memorization and regurgitation of facts and knowledge.

Monday, October 9, 2017

Educational Links 10/10/17


Grants for Teachers

HOW TO MAKE YOUR TEACHING SOMETHING SPECIAL

Response: We Need to let Students 'Read, Read, Read'

Why the school ‘accountability movement’ based on standardized tests is nothing more than ‘a charade’


Should Teachers Take Mental Health Days?


When the News Traumatizes Young Children: What Can We Do?




Disruptive Behavior: Why It’s Often Misdiagnosed


Most children have occasional temper tantrums or emotional outbursts, but when kids repeatedly lash out, are defiant, or can’t control their tempers, it can impair their functioning in school and cause serious family turmoil.
The first challenge in helping a child manage his behavior better is to understand why he’s doing what he’s doing. In the same way that a headache or a fever can be caused by many things, frequent outbursts — which clinicians call “emotional dysregulation”— can reflect a number of different underlying issues.

Helpful Hints for When Teacher Is Overwhelmed


Time Saving Tips for Teachers 
http://www.educationoasis.com/resources/
Articles/time_saving_tips.htm 

Replacing Classroom Chaos with Control 
http://blogs.edweek.org/teachers/coach_gs_teaching_
tips/2010/10/going_from_classroom_chaos_to_control.html 

Understanding the Common Core
http://www.centerforpubliceducation.org/commoncore

Understanding the Common Core
Dealing with Angry Parents
 http://www.educationworld.com/a_admin/admin/admin474.shtml

The Teacher’s Guides To Technology And Learning
http://www.edudemic.com/guides/  

How to Get Along With ANY Teaching Colleague

http://www.weareteachers.com/blogs/post/2012/06/15/how-to-get-along-with-any-colleague 

Classroom Management: 10 Ways to Deal with Difficult Students http://www.teachhub.com/10-ways-deal-difficult-students  

Solutions for Teachers Bullied by Colleagues

http://www.edutopia.org/blog/teachers-bullied-by-colleagues-2-todd-finley  

A Curriculum of Concerns

 http://www.edutopia.org/blog/a-curriculum-of-concerns-mark-phillips

Friday, June 16, 2017

Educational Links 6/17/17

10 Things Teachers Should Do in the Next 90 Days


A Day in the Life of a Child With Sensory Processing Issues


Why Prosody Matters: The Importance of Reading Aloud with Expression


Teacher Wellness


What’s Next In Language Learning?


300 Ways to Help Your Students Love Writing


Professional Development: Benefits of Social Networking


Social networking is a popular tool that many classroom teachers use today to help them stay connected with their colleagues as well as other professional educators. Today’s technology, meanwhile, allows you to connect with people all over the world. 

Tuesday, March 14, 2017

Educational Links 3/15/17




9 Characteristics Of A Competitive Learning Environment That Protects Children


No Income Tax For Teachers? California Bill Aimed At Keeping Educators In Classroom

Respecting Parents’ Feelings in Special Education Planning: 8 Facts to Remember

At a Glance: Classroom Accommodations for Dyspraxia



Mary Bousted: 'The single biggest factor in educational underachievement is deprivation – funding must reflect that'



Have You Provided Students Enough Feedback for Growth?


Looking inside classrooms can reveal surprising innovation

Teacher Depression & Anxiety Are SO Common. Here’s How to Cope.


Teaching is a stressful profession under the best of circumstances. You must be “on”—engaging and affable in front of a group of learners—nearly all the time. Your work day frequently stretches well past 3 p.m., and work responsibilities (and worries) spill over into your free time. You’re assessed on measures (such as student test scores) over which you have little control. And all too often, you’re working without the resources or support you need to really do your job well.

Wednesday, January 4, 2017

MzTeachuh's Meditations: Fret Not

and don't forget to delight thyself in the Lord!

fret not
do good
commit thy way
rest
wait
cease from anger
wait upon the Lord
the meek shall inherit the earth
the Lord upholds the righteous
show mercy
the steps of a good man are ordered by the Lord
depart from evil do good
speak wisdom

The Holy Bible (KJV) _ Psalms 37 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0onzQNZkQ6w 

Saturday, June 25, 2016

Trending on MzTeachuh 6/25/16



MzTeachuh's Library: Every Teacher Should Read This Book NOW
http://melanielinktaylor.mzteachuh.org/2016/06/mzteachuhs-library-every-teacher-should.html 

 
Teaching Inclusion In A Divided World
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/23/education/teaching-inclusion-in-a-divided-world.html?smid=tw-share

 Is Teaching Good for You? Yes and No
http://melanielinktaylor.mzteachuh.org/2016/06/mzteachuh-is-teaching-good-for-you-yes.html 

Critical factors in helping struggling learners to remember

http://exclusive.multibriefs.com/content/critical-factors-in-helping-struggling-learners-to-remember/education 

Next School Year...We'll Have A STEM Garden

http://melanielinktaylor.mzteachuh.org/2016/06/next-school-yearwell-have-stem-garden.html 

What's That About Personalized Learning?

http://melanielinktaylor.mzteachuh.org/2016/05/whats-that-about-personalized-learning.html 

Summer Reading: 6 Sci-Fi Books to Create Classroom Discussion About Freedom

http://www.edutopia.org/blog/have-sci-fi-freedom-summer-stacey-goodman?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A%20EdutopiaNewContent%20%28Edutopia%29 

Science fiction, fantasy, and other types of speculative fiction can be escapist, but this genre of literature can also take you into the heart of the matter relating to freedom and whether or not human civilization can exist without some form of tyranny.