Desmos Calculator Olympics: our gold, silver and bronze winners! Way to go TCISD Algebra 1 teachers! It’s going to be an amazing year. @Desmos @TexasCityISD #BTS #Paris2024Olympic
This session on Math Manipulatives is awesome! #CAMT24
“The purpose of instructional leadership is not to evaluate teachers, but to develop them .” -Patulea
(Mic drop) #CAMT24
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We invite you to check out the HMLN May newsletter. Please RSVP for May 9 so we can get a headcount for lunch. Tinyurl.com/4by75b22
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What's your favorite way to make space for teachers to learn from each other?
(Inspiration via educator @AMor3liana)

ALT A screenshot of a notecard form with the headline "I came to visit you today!" Along the left is a checklist with the following prompts: (1) Something I saw today that you should celebrate: (2) I had ______ as a former student, and I loved seeing: (3) An AHA moment a student had that I observed: (4) Something you did that you should share with our team. Along the right is space to write.
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Replying to @SportPsychTips
You can't always control external events, but you control how you respond.
• You can guarantee your attitude.
• You can guarantee your mindset.
• You can guarantee your energy.
To grow, you need to be willing to learn, try new things, and challenge yourself.
I always default to the Jay Wright quote below when talking with teams.
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The way you viewed mathematics as a student probably impacts the way you teach mathematics today.
Do you agree?
I talked about that here:
youtube.com/watch?v=E75xWXXx…
#MathIsFigureOutAble #MathChat #MTBoS #ITeachMath #MathEd #Mathematics
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💥Five Culturally-Responsive Instructional Strategies💥
sbee.link/vuhny4gtqb @diben
#edutwitter #k12 #teaching
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ALT "In a positive learning environment, students lift one another up and create an atmosphere where taking risks, asking questions, making mistakes, and learning collaboratively is the norm. Students not only need a good relationship with their teacher, they need to feel connected to their peers." —Jill Yamasawa Fletcher, Teacher
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𝗪𝗛𝗔𝗧 𝗬𝗢𝗨 𝗦𝗔𝗬 𝗠𝗔𝗧𝗧𝗘𝗥𝗦
10 daily things to say to your team:
• I trust you.
• I believe in you.
• I appreciate you.
• I'm here for you.
• Thank you.
• I'm listening.
• You got this.
• I take ownership.
• How can I help?
• What do you think?
What else?
Celebrate the small breakthroughs with students! Even the smallest tokens matter to them. #t3ic
































