Butler COE Alum ‘20, 4th Grade Teacher at Scott Elementary School in Naperville, IL.
Joined August 2018
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We're saddened and concerned by today's events. Many of you carry the additional burden of having to immediately address today's events in your classrooms tomorrow. In this thread, we'll share some resources we hope will help with your next class and the days to come.
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One day, you lose a bet and have to dress up as a bunch of grapes. Another day, you are named Diane Kent-Parker First-Year Teacher for Millbrook High School! Congrats Ms. Robison. @danak728 @Millbrook_PTSA
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Not sure if the internet is ready...Episode 1 of Science Squad! Episode 2 drops next week! drive.google.com/file/d/1zpM… @mrpak203 @Ms_Dolph
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Scott School is so lucky to have these teachers join our team! @scottprincipal
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COVID-19 isn't the only existing health illness today. Please make sure to get your annual check-up or follow-up. Here is a list of clinics that offer free or low cost health care despite immigration status.
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"Educators cannot pretend that anti-racist work doesn’t exist simply because their student body isn’t affected." Here are goals predominantly white schools can work toward in anti-racist work. @biblio_phile tolerance.org/magazine/all-s…
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As educators, it is our responsibility to create culturally sensitive, safe learning environments for all students and to stop coronavirus-based racism. COVID-19 does not recognize race, nationality, or ethnicity.
#antiracism #203Diversity #Together203
nasponline.org/resources-and…
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“We live in a world in which we need to share responsibility. It’s easy to say ‘It’s not my child, not my community, not my world, not my problem.’ Then there are those who see the need and respond. I consider those people my heroes.”
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Mindfulness can be difficult for students who have experienced trauma. Here are nine guidelines teachers can use to make sure mindfulness practice is helping students, not hurting. @Kschwart ow.ly/KsqW50ABxVZ
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I love this visual from @BeaconHouseTeam We must regulate as a priority to help people feel safe, then we can begin to connect and rationalise! Wonderful resource! Thank you! 🙏❤️👏👍
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“Play is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children, play is serious learning.”
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We will use the WNDB platform to promote anti-racism and #BlackLivesMatter resources and literature for children and adults, starting with these (which we will update continuously): diversebooks.org/resources-f…
If you have a resource to add, please email [email protected]
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Even though it is summer, D97 is committed to our students' mental health needs. Our school psychology and social work departments collaborated to offer free access to virtual mental health wellness checks during the summer. Follow the link to learn more!
op97.org/news/1683523/d97-of…
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“Discovering the truth about ourselves is a lifetime’s work, but it’s worth the effort.”
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We hit our #GivingTuesdayNow $200K goal & unlocked the $50K bonus gift from Humana! Let’s keep going – the need for food in our community has never been greater. Every $ supports our neighbors facing hunger. Thank you for helping make #ChicagoGreater: bit.ly/GTN-GCFD
