Resources from the people I follow on Twitter, professional emails, and my own surfing
Tips for Helping Students Build Self-esteem by Amanda Winstead should convince teachers that they need to intentionally focus on this trait and explains how to do so. This should help all teachers and parents do a better job of preparing children for success in the real world. Thanks, Amanda.
Tips for Helping Students Build Self-esteem by Amanda Winstead
February 11th, 2023How to Help Students Develop Emotional Intelligence by Amanda Winstead
January 19th, 2023 promotes the idea that all teachers can help students become more emotionally intelligent (EI) and teach their specific content at the same time. Since EI may not be taught at home, it’s vital that all school personal look for opportunities to help students with this vital skill.
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How to Help Students Develop Emotional Intelligence by Amanda Winstead
Graduate Engineer Options / True Car Costs / The Physics of Scuba Diving
January 17th, 2023
It seems that people with degrees in engineering have lots of non-engineering options. Then it’s a great lesson on the true costs of a car and the physics of scuba diving. On to the new roadmap for Twitter, a recap of the Neuralink Event, building a coaching program, a self-talk quote, and tips for first time Rome travelers.
How the Internet Works / Age of AI Priorities / Trash Competition
January 12th, 2023
Start with how the Internet works. Then it’s what to prioritize in the age of AI and a litter competition. On to iPhone hacks you should know, an Archimedes video, high expectations advice, a no image, and how a hurdy gurdy woorks.
Dear Math: Why Kids Hate Math and What Teachers Can Do About It by Sarah Strong & Gigi Butterfield
December 14th, 2022
Dear Math: Why Kids Hate Math and What Teachers Can Do About It by Sarah Strong & Gigi Butterfield shows how teachers can use students’ “Dear Math” letters to get to know their students and draw them into learning. There is emphasis on creating a community of mathematicians in a project-based environment. Be sure to get a copy for any math teacher you know. Thanks Sarah and Gigi.
