Weekly Inspo Vids - Week Nineteen

Hi friends,

We’re in the home stretch … almost to holiday break! I hope you are soaking up the last few days with students. And I hope you’re really getting amped about some well-deserved downtime.

We had some phenomenal feedback about the salary survey sent out last week. Most of it was incredibly positive. Some of it was constructive. All of it was fair. I hope to post some of my key insights next week in a Midweek Musings. Keep an eye out for it!

This week’s content is great—really lighthearted and fun video. And the emailable PD is a shift. We’re still focused on classroom management but will examine the importance of healthy relationships between teachers and students for the next while.

Enjoy!

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Weekly Video

Use in staff newsletters, encouraging emails, etc.

100 Kids Tell Us What They Want to Be When They Grow Up

Possible Caption: Kids are simply the greatest.

Looking for a past video. Check our archive.

Vote below, and we’ll track your favorite videos in our archive.

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Would you rather?

Use with students, staff, social media … whatever!

View “Would you rather?” archive (with past results)

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Weekly Quote

“When you're good at something, you'll tell everyone. When you're great at something, they'll tell you.”

Walter Payton

Check out the Weekly Quote archive

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Archive

Use as an unlimited supply of helpful resources! Growing all the time!

Check out the archive of archives. If you’re tired of looking for all the various documents I’ve provided, they’re all linked to this single document. An archive of archives!

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Weekly Emailable PD

Use in staff newsletters, emailable PD messages, etc.

We’re officially switching gears a bit in our exploration of classroom management. We’ve been focused primarily on structure so far this year. For the next few months, we’ll explore the importance of student connection, specifically to healthy adults in the building. This info from the CDC is a great overview of the insulating factors of positive school connectedness.

See below for downloadable PDFs and JPEGs for your staff newsletters.