Planning Time: Teachers Making Time for What Matters Teresa Randolph

In honor of teacher appreciation we are reflecting and recognizing the full worth of important things things about our craft.

Big ideas about communication and instruction that have come out of experimenting with distance education.  These are the things that we hope to hold on for students and parents when we get back into the classroom.

Special guest Jennifer and Teresa discuss 5 key parts of teaching and how it translates to parents and their work at home with their children.

Inspired by the work of Brene Brown, we discuss what it does and doesn’t mean to be vulnerable. Vulnerability is courageous and necessary in order to grow the kinds of relationships that build leaders in ourselves, our classrooms, and beyond.

In these bizarre times we are thankful and eager to use innovative strategies to keep the human connection strong while learning at a distance.

We are raising the next generation. How do we help students realize their power and use it in meaningful and positive ways?