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Empower your relationships and daily work by developing these six 'not-so-obvious' soft skills.
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Escape from America reveals profound insights about America and China to enrich and inspire readers, and promote a greater degree of mutual understanding
6 vector illustrations for Soft Skills courses designed by camila masloboeva. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.
Cheryl Mizerny considers the so-called “soft” skills of social interaction to be every bit as essential to success today as the ELA skills she also teaches.
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So, what we have created for you is a super quick presentation on soft employment skills for your students. We know, we’re excited about it, too! Tell Me More: Well, there’s not much more to it than it is a quick presentation on the top four soft skills needed to be a successful employee or employer. Go On: What you will be getting with your purchase: Google Slides Presentation A super snazzy Canva Presentation Link - It’s a real crowd pleaser and attention-getter. A PDF Copy Got it: We hope that your students benefit about being introduced to the soft skills needed to be a strong employee or employer.
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Teach communication, problem-solving, critical thinking, and more to set kids up for their future.
Hey Chickaroos, I wanted to thank you so much for your kind words about my observation. The kids were a tad bit "off" but my principal didn't seem to notice. I have such a nice group this year that an off day for them would have been a good day for my group last year. The kids cheered {literally} when I pulled out the pink erasers {I knew they'd be a hit} and my principal giggled when I pulled out the kleenex when I noticed my writing was so hard to read because of my "lazy erasing". Happy ending - the kids helped me solve this problem and we all agreed to erase carefully with our brand spankin' new erasers because we want others to be able to read our writing. While this lesson went well {in spite of the fact that one of my kids tried eating his eraser - thankfully, I think Mr. Principal missed it} I really wished he had seen my readers workshop mini lesson instead. That one went REALLY well. A few months back my friend, we'll call her "Barb", and I had a TNO {Teacher's Night Out}. I think I blogged about it. She visited my classroom, I visited hers and then we ate dinner and did some planning. Our big professional goal is to edit, revise and tweak our reader's workshop mini lessons. We made some progress this summer and finished up our last unit at our TNO. We still have a ways to go...does it make me a dork that I can't wait for our next TNO so we can work on it some more?!? I didn't really want to start anything new before break because we just wrapped up our unit on retelling...but I just couldn't hold off teaching the first lesson on connections. It was just too good to wait. That friend, we call "Barb", introduced me to this awesome book. It's really a good one. The author, Tanny McGregor, believes strongly in using concrete objects to help tap into background knowledge {schema} as well as other areas of comprehension. For each comprehension lesson she provides ideas for what you could use as your concrete object - of course if you're like me, you're already thinking of other objects you can use from around the house or the classroom to not only make things more concrete for your kiddos...but more fun too!!! Today's lesson was to get them thinking about schema and what it is. I started off by placing small pieces of paper all over in the center of our circle. On each slip of paper I wrote a memory, a place I've been, something I've experienced or something from a book I've read: "Minnesota is really cold in the winter", "Running a race is hard work, but you feel really proud when you pass the finish line" "Fishing" etc. I took my lint {schema} roller and picked up one piece at a time and read it out loud and shared the thought or idea. After picking up each piece of paper with my schema roller I talked about how our brains are like that sticky roller. The things we see, hear, do, read all get stuck in our brains - just like the pieces of paper stuck to this sticky roller. After that I had the kids paste a picture of a schema roller to the center of a piece of paper and they wrote some of their schema around it. Honestly, I've been teaching schema for years and eventually they really seem to understand what it is, but they seemed to really get it just after this introductory lesson. I can't wait to delve deeper. Here's some of our thinking...{Sorry it's hard to see - darn cell phone} Here's a copy of the schema roller... Two more days...
Learn about 21st century skills, why they're important in today's world, and strategies to promote 21st century learning in your school district.
As a child, I had an avid imagination. I see the same traits in my own children today; I think creativity just comes naturally to most kids. Using
Βιογραφικό χωρίς skills, ουρανός χωρίς αστέρια. Είναι πολύ σημαντικό να βάλεις τα skills, τις δεξιότητές σου δηλαδή, μέσα στο CV σου.
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Brain bins are what I call morning tubs in my first-grade classroom. They include open-ended materials that my students use to explore, create, build, and-
The activities below are available for free download, and are to be used in educational and/or private settings. They may not be used elsewhere or for other purposes (such as for profit) unless exp…
