Showing posts with label classroom communities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label classroom communities. Show all posts
Using Emojis to Promote Classroom Community
Teaching Kindness Matters: How to Encourage Kindness in Your Classroom
23 February 2017
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character education,
classroom communities,
empathy,
Kindness,
Learning Lab,
Nicole Chavanne
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Teaching kindness is just as important as teaching any academics.
Choosing to always show kindness is a life-long challenge. It takes a lot of practice and maturity to be able to set aside your initial reaction and choose to show kindness instead. Eventually, kindness WILL be your initial reaction. Isn't that the goal anyway?
There seems to be a lot of negativity around us, but you never need to look far to find kindness around you. As teachers, we need to focus on that kindness, highlight it, and encourage more of it. In the classroom, it is important to hold your class to a high standard of kindness.
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Choosing to always show kindness is a life-long challenge. It takes a lot of practice and maturity to be able to set aside your initial reaction and choose to show kindness instead. Eventually, kindness WILL be your initial reaction. Isn't that the goal anyway?
There seems to be a lot of negativity around us, but you never need to look far to find kindness around you. As teachers, we need to focus on that kindness, highlight it, and encourage more of it. In the classroom, it is important to hold your class to a high standard of kindness.
9 Ways to Involve Families of ESL Students
26 November 2016
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Accommodations,
classroom communities,
Classroom Culture,
communication with parents,
Community,
Teaching in the Fast Lane
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Our classrooms are becoming more diverse every day, and with diversity comes struggles to include everyone in the educational process. Communication can be one of the biggest struggles when working with an ESL family, but it is vital that we include not only the student, but their whole family in our classrooms. Following are 9 tips for involving ESL families in your classroom through communication and inclusive activities.
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Teaching Kids To Be The Change

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