Are you a leader people want? This question is not just a thought-provoking statement; it serves as a reminder of the importance of asking questions daily and often, just like we did as curious children seeking to learn and understand the world around us. Unfortunately, as we grow into adulthood and take on leadership roles, … Continue reading Are you a leader people want?
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We Can Wednesday with Two Rules-18
Back to School It will not be long until the school doors swing open, signaling the start of a new school year. It seems like just yesterday that summer began, yet it has swiftly slipped away. As the days grow shorter, I find myself yearning for them to stretch out a little longer. Why, you … Continue reading We Can Wednesday with Two Rules-18
Update-Still No Power
I hope everyone enjoyed a wonderful 4th of July, filled with laughter, good food, and fireworks. However, amidst the celebrations, I wanted to take a moment to share an update on our situation. Unfortunately, we are still without power at our home. Living in the countryside has its charms, but it also means that when … Continue reading Update-Still No Power
We Can with Two Rules Wednesday-16
Reflection time-Emotional Regulation This is an important part of Two Rule Schools. What do we know about Self Regulation and Relational Contagion? In the realm of education, assessment is often thought of as a means of evaluating students' academic progress and understanding. However, there is a deeper and more profound form of assessment that goes … Continue reading We Can with Two Rules Wednesday-16
Out of Power
Our area was hit by storms on Thursday afternoon. I live in the country so we do not expect to have power for several days. No estimated time for our power to return to us. We totally understand and appreciate all of the workers who are doing their best to meet the needs of thousands … Continue reading Out of Power
Friday Focus-Power of Choice
James Clear tells us in his book Atomic Habits, “every action you take is a vote for the type of person you wish to become.” Craig Groeschel has authored the book The Power to Change and “reveals that it’s time to actually change by learning to master the habits that matter the most.” Andy Andrews … Continue reading Friday Focus-Power of Choice
Thursday Thoughts….classrooms
In the realm of knowledge, where young minds unfold, School beckons children, its stories yet untold. Beyond mere subjects, a universe does reside, Where laughter and wonder, in harmony, coincide. School is not just textbooks and lessons in array, But a sanctuary where kids embrace the day. Where giggles and friendships dance hand in hand, … Continue reading Thursday Thoughts….classrooms
We Can With Two Rules-Wednesday 14
An article in Education Week, provides a look at teacher biases and school culture in shaping discipline. Research has consistently shown that racial disparities exist in school discipline, with Black and Latino students facing harsher and more frequent disciplinary actions compared to their white counterparts. A study published in December 2022 shed light on the … Continue reading We Can With Two Rules-Wednesday 14
Mental Healthcare for Schools
The current Biden administration has announced that they have three initiatives to help support the National Mental Healthcare Crisis facing our youth today. These initiatives are undoubtedly crucial steps in the right direction, as they recognize the urgent need for support. However, it is important to acknowledge that they alone will not completely resolve all … Continue reading Mental Healthcare for Schools
Coins to exchange
As students step through the school doors each day, they carry with them a unique form of currency that cannot be seen or held. These intangible coins are nestled within their hearts and minds, and they yearn to exchange them for something invaluable—the attention and support of the teachers and adults they encounter. By understanding … Continue reading Coins to exchange