Business as usual ist vorbei! Das wissen wir längst. Und deshalb gibt es kaum noch Unternehmen, in denen das Thema Change nicht ganz oben auf der Tagesordnung steht. Aber wie nachhaltige Veränderung wirklich funktioniert, das weiss so recht keiner. Dabei gibt es in Zeiten permanenter Disruption nur zwei Alternativen: Wir können auf den Zug des Wandels aufspringen oder wir bleiben am Bahnsteig stehen. Wir können uns entweder verändern oder wir werden vom Markt verschwinden. Doch wie gelingt es, Veränderung aktiv zu gestalten, sich immer wieder neu zu erfinden und gleichzeitig die Motivation im Team hochzuhalten? Weil Change schon lange kein einmal auftauchendes Phänomen mehr, sondern ein dauerhafter Zustand ist, liegt der Schlüssel zum Erfolg nicht in temporären Projekten, State-of-the-Art-Methoden oder komplizierten Theorien. Entscheidend ist die Einstellung, die Haltung und das Mindset eines jeden einzelnen Mitarbeiters. In seinem Motivations-Manifest versorgt Sie Ilja Grzeskowitz mit dem dazu notwendigen Brainfood. In 77 1/7 inspirierenden Impulsen zeigt er auf, wie es gelingt, eine Change-Kultur zu kreieren, die von Offenheit, Innovation und dem Mut zu neuen Wegen gekennzeichnet ist. Denn Unternehmen verändern sich nur, wenn sich die Menschen verändern. Nur wenn wir als Persönlichkeit wachsen, können wir auch bessere Unternehmer, Führungskräfte oder Mitarbeiter werden.
Alice tiene 19 años y no quiere tener nada que ver con el amor después de que su novia la dejase al contarle que era asexual. Lo que no esperaba es que con Takumi, su compañero de trabajo en la biblioteca, su vida se convirtiera en una comedia romántica. Ahora tendrá que decidir si arriesgar la amistad más bonita que ha conocido por un amor que no sabe si será recíproco o comprendido. Hablemos de amor es una comedia romántica fresca y actual con una protagonista negra, birromántica y asexual.
This fall I posted on Instagram my "before" and "after" photos of my Book Boats. As I shared, I by no means came up with this idea! I...
Ahoy Pirates! Transform your classroom with perfect resources- Pirate reading passages, an elementary breakout, a STEM Challenge, & nonfiction task cards!
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Let's look at using readers in Spanish class. Learn how to use novels and readers designed for learners in your Spanish classroom.
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Increasingly gender identity issues and confusion are becoming the norm in schools, many students struggle to understand gender diversity, and this can lead to bullying and a lack of tolerance. This easy, no prep, printable workbook looks to confront and educate the issue of gender identity over 29 pages of activities. This workbook is suitable for students from grade five to grade 10 and is a useful resource in both primary, elementary, middle schools and high schools. A separate teacher answer book is included so all of the questions can be fully answered without the need for further research. All the activities are engaging and foster an inquisitive and knowledge-based approach, looking to normalise and help students to understand gender diversity. The activities have been specially designed to avoid conflict and biased views and focus on facts, hopefully growing tolerance and understanding amongst your students. If you are having problems in your class or school based around gender identity and expression, tolerance or misunderstanding, this resource will help create a greater culture of understanding and acceptance. Included in this package: 1 x Front cover for workbook 27 x pages of activities and information worksheets focusing on gender identity. 1 x 28 page teacher answer book If you like this product please see our other products which support gender diverse students: GENDER IDENTITY AND EXPRESSION BUNDLE FOR MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS It's okay to be me gender identity and expression bundle LBGTQI+ Let’s talk about gender identity and expression workbook LBGTQI+ Gender pronoun posters for high school classrooms LBGTQI+ It’s okay to be me posters for elementary, primary and middle school classrooms Gender pronouns lanyards for LBGTQI+ and gender diverse students
This worksheet contains 18 conversation cards, a question box and a matching exercise. The cards can be cut out if desired and be used as conversation questions. Can be used with both young learners and adults (pre-intermediate to upper-intermediate). - ESL worksheets
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Ahoy Pirates! Transform your classroom with perfect resources- Pirate reading passages, an elementary breakout, a STEM Challenge, & nonfiction task cards!
Alright, let’s talk about Penpal by Dathan Auerbach—a book that completely messed me up, in the best possible way. I devoured it in just two days, and I’m still thinking about it. If you’re into horror, this one is a must-read.First off, Penpal is told from the perspective of a kid, which is genius. It brought back so many memories of my own childhood—long summer days, playing outside with friends. But here’s the thing: those innocent memories get twisted into something super creepy. It’s like l
I love Language Lessons for a Living Education. After piecing together a language arts program for a couple of years, Language Lessons for a Living Education has fulfilled my need for an all-in-one language arts curriculum. I was tired of using one company
Let's look at using readers in Spanish class. Learn how to use novels and readers designed for learners in your Spanish classroom.
Get ready for an exciting and educational experience with the German: Let's Talk About Books Board Game! This engaging tool is perfect for sharpening language skills of both German-speaking students and ESL learners. The game is simple to use: just print the board (available in color or black and white) and grab a pair of dice. This activity encourages teamwork, as students can participate in pairs or groups of 3-4, or you can lead a smaller group to closely monitor their progress. With a variety of themes and topics within this game series, students have numerous chances to broaden their vocabulary. There are four potential ways to play these board games, ranging from answering questions verbally with partners/groups to writing down answers individually. If you'd like to add a competitive edge, declare the player who reaches the end first as the winner! Explore more resources in my store, Better Teaching Resources. Some additional materials include Spanish: Opposites Dominoes Game, Let's Talk About the Circus Board Game, German Cut and Glue Activity: Prepositions, Spanish Vocabulary Practice Sheet | Pets Cut & Paste, Winter Clip Cards – Spelling & Vocabulary; Creative Fact File Worksheet: Who is Helen Keller? (German Version). Get ready for an enjoyable learning experience filled with laughter and collaboration using this charming board game! German: Let's Talk About Books Board Game
I'm linking up with Deanna from Mrs. Jump's Class for Book Talk Tuesday! I am a big reader and I LOVE children's literature, so I have a feeling this is going to be a favorite linky of mine! One of my favorite back to school books is Pete the Cat: Rocking in My School Shoes by Eric Litwin! I just adore this cat; he is so groovy! He shows the kids around the school, helps them feel safe, reassures them that there is no need to worry, and teaches them what to expect throughout the school day in a fun manner! It is perfect for preschool-1st grade! They visit the library the cafeteria the playground and more! All while singing his song! I mean, how can you not love this song?!? Seriously, this song is on repeat inside my head for the first two weeks of school. Once you hear it once, you can't get it out! Not always a good thing. hahaha Consider yourself warned! Your students will love watching this full video of the song and story! Pete surprises us with an appearance; after all, he wants to be there while we read his story! Mine is in storage for the summer, but click the picture to get your own on Amazon. You get free shipping if you are a Prime member. They have several size options available. He likes to hang out in the library and read with kids during Read to Self and Buddy Reading. Have you seen the Pete the Cat scavenger hunt from Inspired Kindergarten? Such fun! Click the link to be taken to her post and freebie for a First Day of School Pete the Cat Scavenger Hunt. We always do the Kissing Hand Chester scavenger hunt (another favorite), but this is a great alternative!! When you are ready to work on tying shoes, you must check out this free pack by Inspired by Kindergarten that is sure to encourage kids to learn! I made some "You rocked your school shoes!" cards to give students after we read the book. Click here to get your free copy! They come four to a page and would be best printed on cardstock. There are four different sayings in color and black & white for you to choose from! "We're going to rock our school shoes!" and "You're going to rock your school shoes!" would be perfect to give out at Meet the Teacher! "You rocked your school shoes!" and "We rocked our school shoes!" are prefect for the first day of school or after you read the book! Hopefully one of those works for your classroom! I also made a page where students can draw themselves rocking in their school shoes! It is included in the packet. I added a cover page in case you want to put them together for a class book! It should be interesting to see how the students color themselves and their shoes! I saw another idea on Pinterest where the teacher took a picture of each student's shoes and made a class book guessing the student! Check out Rubberboots and Elf Shoes to see how she did it and for her free download. Brilliant idea! I know your students will love Pete the Cat as much as we do! I also read The Kissing Hand, Chrysanthemum, and First Day Jitters, but I'll talk about what we do with those another time. These four books are my back to school classics/staples/must haves!!! Thanks for stopping by to get the scoop!
Aufklärung von Anfang an Wann beginnt man damit, das Thema einzuführen? Auf jeden Fall vor der Grundschule, finde ich. Wenn es bis dahin noch nie aufkam, würde ich versuchen, es ein bisschen anzuteasern… Und ansonsten, einfach dann, wenn Interesse besteht. Manche Kinder haben zum Beispiel eine Phase, in der sie kichernd mit den Namen von …
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The Carousel of Animals by Gérard Lo Monaco is not only a pop-up book, it's also a carousel book, which means that it can be opened accordion-style so that it forms a circle around the spine of the book. The textual narrative of this book is simple: animals are waiting for visitors to join them at the carousel. Most likely, these animals are part of the ride themselves (rather than visitors), and the text encourages readers to go around saying hello to all the animals, naming them, and joining their colorful world. All of the text is on the first "page" of the book, so the rest is free to readers to be as imaginative as they wish. As I mentioned, this is a carousel book, and the design is pretty darn on-point: a fabric spine, ribbons to tie the book together and a ribbon to hang the book like a decoration (kind of like a mobile above a crib). The illustrations look screen-printed so they are beyond vibrant, and the craftsmanship of the pop-ups themselves lends even further to the idea that this is a carousel that is meant to spin around and around. A wonderfully fun and engaging book for young readers! The Carousel of Animals publishes May 15, 2018 from Little Gestalten! This post contains affiliate links. For more information, visit my policies & disclosures page.
Let's Talk About Body Boundaries, Consent and Respect Teaching young children about body boundaries, both theirs and others, is crucial to a child's growing sense of self, their confidence and how…
Ready to learn? Have fun with this Free Busy Book For Toddlers from Mom Nessly. Hey mom, how's your child doing? Let's talk about the basics that we should be teaching them in preparation for school. Knowing the Alphabet, Numbers, Shapes and Colors is a good foundation. It will be a great introduction for them
This summer, I've been doing a book study on Jennifer Serravallo's book, The Reading Strategies Book, lead by Crystal from Teaching Little Miracles.
With everyone's favorite spooky day upon us, let's talk fear. Your protagonist needs a fear. But not just any fear. You can't toss in the ...
Where to begin with Charlotte Mason homeschooling: Who was Charlotte Mason? Why choose a Charlotte Mason home education? Books and resources
