Weekly Inspo Vids - Week Twenty Seven
Hey fam,
Hope it’s been a good week. We wound up with a five-day holiday weekend due to snow days. Such a nice change of pace! Hope you got some downtime as well.
This week, we’re kicking off something new for Emailable PD - a five-part series diving into noteworthy research from the past year that directly impacts the classroom. Each week, we’ll tackle a fresh insight, unpack what it means for teaching and learning, and (most importantly) how it can be put to good use in your teachers’ classrooms. Think of it as a highlight reel of the best ideas shaping education right now.
Also, in this week’s video, we’ve got something special: Timothée Chalamet reflecting on the impact of his high school drama teacher. Not only is it heartfelt, but they still stay in touch and even collaborate together—proof that the relationships built in our classrooms can last a lifetime. I haven’t seen the film he’s promoting yet (it’s on my list!), but this moment was too good not to share.
Looking forward to diving into this new series with you!
Weekly Video
Use in staff newsletters, encouraging emails, etc.
Drama Teacher Helped Change My Life
Possible Caption: We can help change lives.
Vote below, and we’ll track your favorite videos in our archive.
Looking for a past video. Check our archive.
Weekly Quote
"If I can inspire young people to dedicate themselves to the good of mankind, I've accomplished something."
John Glenn
Weekly Emailable PD
Use in staff newsletters, emailable PD messages, etc.
We all know that kids today are spending more time glued to screens and less time running, playing, and exploring outside. Research is telling us loud and clear - this shift is impacting their health, focus, and even their social skills. The good news? Getting students outside, even in small ways, can make a real difference in their well-being and learning. This resource offers simple, low-cost ideas to help you bring more outdoor learning into your routine - without overhauling your entire schedule. Let’s give it a try and see how fresh air and open space can re-energize our students (and maybe even us too!). I hope your teachers find it useful!
Full PDF and JPEG files linked below.
