Just
For You
A Little Something
If only you could sense how
important you are to the lives of those you meet. There is something of
yourself that you leave at every meeting with another person.
~ Fred Rodgers
~ Fred Rodgers
If you could physically see
what you left behind after every encounter, what would it look like? Would you
see light? goodwill? encouragement? Would you have left behind something
beautiful or significant? In today's world many of our meetings are online. We
leave behind a tangible digital trail. What does yours look like? What have you
left behind? Have you forged a trail with dignity, self-respect, kindness,
purpose? Your words and actions remain long after you depart. Leave something
of yourself that others will remember fondly. Teach your students to do the
same.
Remember
To Take Care Of Yourself
Modeling is good practice at any age, not just as in modeling good
behavior for
others, but modeling yourself after those you
hold in high esteem.
Educational Excellence
Our core values for Educational Excellence state that:
- We believe learning is life-long
- We believe in giving our best each day
- We believe that all students can learn
- We believe in setting high expectations for all
So... now it is time to reward our students for continuing to strive for excellence. You, in turn, should feel proud of the work ethic and confidence you have instilled in each of them.
**Click here to learn more from Julia about the upcoming awards.
Intentional Instruction
Please watch this video from Spring and Jeanne regarding the hour of code that will take place next week here at Kuehnle.
You will need to access the following Google Doc and Sheet after watching the video:
Collaborative Community
In order to have truly effective teams that work together to ensure student success, we must be able to continuously move past conflict and respect one another. The following article is a very good read. Enjoy!
http://www.allthingsplc.info/blog/view/315/dealing-with-conflict-on-collaborative-teams
Last, but MOST important ...
Join us on this padlet to lift up your colleagues!
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