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School System Administrator in beautiful First Tennessee region

Tennessee
Joined July 2009
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Don’t miss this 👇🏽. Equipping and partnering with families to get literacy game-changing resources in Tennessee homes. – at Kingsport, TN
Join us this Wednesday, 5/12 via Facebook Live as we launch new, free at-home reading materials available for families with children in grades K-2 as a part of our #Reading360 Initiative. Event Info: facebook.com/events/57658002…
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Take care of your 🧠 every day.
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Counseling has looked a little different for these folks. Reaching out to remote learners, supporting families with food needs and Christmas gifts, and have even had to be a substitute teacher. Through it all they did it with a smile on their faces bc they love our students.
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Want to learn more about @WitWisdomELA materials and hear more about the implementation journeys of multiple districts? Join us on Tuesday, Feb. 2nd at 7:00 PM Central. Register below! #LauderdaleLeads @ClassroomWonder @AnnMWenzel #highqualityliteracymaterials #SOR – at Tennessee, USA
We're excited to share a new webinar series: an opportunity to hear straight talk about the most-used curricula in our districts. Learn more abt @WitWisdomELA @ELeducation @ckschools #ARCCore @AmericanReading from @jennyray66 @WarfordMatt @ShawnMHayes +: curriculummatters.org/2021/0…
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Brain and body breaks, chunking lessons into shorter units, connecting with and soliciting student feedback. Here’s how educators are supporting their remote students with ADHD. edutopia.org/article/5-ways-…
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Listening to your students’ stories and understanding their perspectives is the first step in knowing them—and knowing how to support them.
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Yes! She’s been in the trenches of the work for five years. Listen to the powerhouse @Jill_ramsey10 👇🏽 – at Tennessee, USA
Adopting HQIM in your district without training in the science of reading is like buying a power tool with no instructions. TN- Let’s move forward with training all of our early grades teachers in the SOR so that our HQIM are used most effectively. @CurriculumMatrs
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How did 3 districts shift away from balanced literacy – and bring the 'science of reading' into practice? Timely topic!! I'm excited to discuss with @jill_ramsey10 @BethompsonBeth @WhitneyOakley93 on Thursday at 8pm EST. #leadupchat curriculummatters.org/2020/1…
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First-grade teacher @LizeBailey explains how high-quality instructional materials benefit students while also easing the burden on teachers. ow.ly/kybv50BDulf
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This includes some great points! Many adults have these same feelings about keeping their video on during virtual meetings. Be flexible. Practice patience. Extend grace. #bettertogether – at Jonesborough, TN
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Whether you’re at home or online, creating classroom norms helps students develop a sense of belonging.
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Educators are #teachers #leaders #mothers #fathers #friends Our students are our reason! I can’t wait to see remote and on-site @BTCS_Anderson classrooms in action! Be encouraged my friends! #future #now @shaver_rhonda @annrich7 @LibraryAes @whitney_davisw
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Excited to announce $5 million in grants to support compensatory education for our students with disabilities. School closures may have impacted services for children who need them & ⁦@TNedu⁩ is committed to supporting all kids. #BetterTogether tn.gov/education/news/2020/6…
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A middle school English and special education teacher share how they meet the needs of all of their students—and the new practices they’ll bring back to the classroom. edutopia.org/article/co-teac…
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“Abrupt change can trigger stress and fear in students that can leave mental scars.” Help students feel safe through the three Cs: communication, consistency, and control. edutopia.org/article/focusin…
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