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hey Casey Bethel I want to say your school is beautiful and your students is mature and held the responsibility and I have a very important question for you if students have a missing assignment do the teachers get a chance take look at it or no
Nice, do you have more of this explaining about school culture and climate, teacher philosophy et cetera. Maybe some great books / articles that you would recommend reading. Would love to see/ learn more.
I love this video! It sets a good tone for PD and opens the discussion for participants. We have also uses "School Culture Rewired" and "Five Dysfunctions of a Team" as research to guide our work in schools. Hope this helps!
Kc.31:18 Today, on the whole face of the earth, no one can be saved outside what I Prophet Kacou Philippe, I preach. I am the only prophet that the Lord Jesus-Christ has sent to mankind. Like in the time of Noah, I, Kacou Philippe, slave of Jesus Christ, I am the only one and no one can be saved outside what I preach. [Ed: The congregation says: “Amen!”] [Kc.2v11] [Kc.3v12] [Kc.91v6] ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mCLSTvFQa0s.html
Where? COMMUNITY who? What school university or school District in what State? But boy, howdy from here...to You because Teacher's can or Can't, ni se puede imaginar las cosas de escritura que NO se pueden hacer sin classes, escuelas, and teacher...WE noticed other linguistic things also, beyond LGBTQ Questions....w, w, w, h, w, and who? U, You, universal masks too? Essay writing in Texas is my PASSION.
This is how rigorous instruction *should* look in a classroom. If you want to show how it "looks" in a classroom, your video would have some students and a teacher (in a classroom). Although it is valuable information, the title is misleading.
Consistency is extremely important, not only with our students but with their parents and families as well. It helps develop rapport, trust, communication, and openness with each other, benefitting the student! Establishing this communication with parents and families is imperative, especially during a pandemic where families are facing challenges and students are adjusting after a year and a half of virtual or distance learning.
Great video! One thing I find in my location is a lack of culturally inclusive resources and curriculum that relates to my students and their cultures. I really appreciate your usage of real life experiences and how they connect with the education experience, including relating to your students on a personal level. Do you have any tips, tools, or supports that a teacher can use to make sure that their students are being provided with equitable access to education?