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The great @EMolesta is sharing math, science, & art with her kindergarten students with these fall activities! 🎃 #LookingForLearning #ParksidePach #RamPride
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“In your book you argue that hope is something that can be taught. What does it look like to teach hope?” - @EdSurge / @jryoung
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“These are all spaces where we can nurture this proclivity. And so if that habit of hope is a proclivity to want to change and improve the world for oneself and often for other people, that's something we can learn in schools through the way that we work together”
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Controlling parenting isn't good for kids. It puts their well-being at risk.
238 studies, 38 countries, 126k ppl: Kids with controlling parents have higher rates of depression and anxiety. Kids with autonomy-supportive parents are happier.
Freedom is a foundation of well-being.
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Bison may look friend-shaped, but they already have all the friends they want. Keep your distance and don't make it awkward.
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Banning smartphones in schools is good for learning and well-being.
New study of 400+ middle schools in Norway: after smartphone bans, girls had fewer mental health issues & better grades. Boys and girls were less likely to be bullied.
Smartphones belong at home or in lockers.
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Nowhere else in the world we’d rather be than right here, right now, with this team.
#GoBlue
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Looking for a leadership cheat code?
Try focusing on culture.
There is no greater force more influential on human behavior.
The question is, however, are you equipped to operationalize it? 🤔
#leadership #culture #influence
