Resources:
Click here and make a copy of our Kindness assembly which includes some ideas from Naomi Clarke @HeyMrsClarke and Laura Bainbrigge @biddybreezeart. (Colleagues of mine.)
What To Do:
Deliver this assembly about Kindness. In this month of December, often people confuse kindness with giving, giving lots of presents, spending lots of money. However, kindness takes many forms!
Variations:
I’m sorry in advance. But it took me over a year and half to get time and the mindset to put words down and then have them printed. I’m the first in my area. My friendship group. My family. To become an author. And I’m just a little excited! https://t.co/ca3HWJYcyP pic.twitter.com/CNfK2Lslnd
— Amjad Ali (@TeachLeadAAli) June 22, 2024
Nominated below are Twitter users that have contributed vastly to the knowledge, skills, practice and confidence of many other teachers across the country/world. They have therefore indirectly helped improve the
A simple reminder that reframing isn’t about excusing behaviour or lowering expectations. It’s about replacing judgement with curiosity.
Sometimes changing the question we ask helps us understand the barrier, adapt our response and give a child a better chance of succeeding.
Same child. Different question. Different response.
Resources:None!What to do:Ask students to draw a 3 by 3 or 4 by 4 grid in their books! Or give them this printed out on a seperate piece of paper. Give them
