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Some things to add to your to-do list this month! ☺️

@E_Sheninger @jjpball @ASCD 🤩🤩

Great running into my good friend @jjpball in Nashville at the @ASCD Leadership Summit #ASCDLeadershipSummit

Important reminder! 🧡

@jenniferabrams Learned so much and reflected on so many things! Thank you! 😊

Aloha! Heading for a few days of work on Oahu with three great groups from HIDOE!

@jenniferabrams Can’t wait to see you today! 💙

The end of class can be as impactful as the beginning. Here are 8 class closure activities to help you wrap up your lessons effectively. 🙌

Love this! 🧡

Character counts! 🧡

Always believe. 🙏🏼

Explore these scaffolding forms! Elevate #learning with tailored support and watch those skills soar! 🚀📚 sbee.link/qxjt8aw73r via @TanKHuynh #edutwitter #k12

This year Red Hill was able to provide so many after school activities for our students. Choir, Cheer and ‘Ukulele showcased their talents at the Maker’s Explorium! Mahalo to Ms. Mua, Ms. Kanu and Mrs. Hironaka for teaching our students! @RedHillHI

This is important! 🙌 🌐 teachergoals.com

My learning from this past week... “When something in your life dies - whether it be a job, a hobby, or a dream - I encourage you not to focus on what could have been and what is lost but instead to look for the new life and the new opportunities that result. A new season is here.” Ryan Hall Over a decade ago, I taught spin at least 3 times a week and loved doing it. Until I didn’t. I have learned that doing something because you have done it doesn’t mean you need to keep going. So, I walked away and pursued other passions. But over the past year or so, I have had that itch to see if I could still teach a class. And this week, when an instructor wasn’t able to attend, I volunteered and taught the class. It was amazing. At least for me :) It was a good reminder to be ready for your opportunity before it happens. Will I go back to teaching a class routinely? Probably not. But it was nice to see if I could get the same energy and passion for doing something that was my regular routine in the past. It truly was like riding a bike. Things that you loved in the past might not evoke the same emotion when you experience them again, but revisiting some of the things that brought us joy in the past is always a nice reminder. 3 More Things I Learned This Week 1. Gratitude for what you have often leads to getting more or at least feeling like you have more. Sometimes the toughest lessons remind you to appreciate what you currently have. 2. Routine is crucial for my own success. The habits you build to get to an outcome are often more important than the final goal. 3. Sometimes, we work harder when others are watching. Learn to work that hard when they aren’t watching, and you will find continued success. What was one lesson you learned this week?

Pumped about the positive response for our upcoming virtual conference for classroom paraprofessionals Let’s make sure we pour into those who pour into our classroom teachers and students by supporting their professional growth as educators. Register today at jimmycasas.com/events

Congratulations to the honorees!

Congratulations Mrs. Kim! Well deserved honor for being an exemplary teacher early in your career 🥳

We are in good hands with caring and decorated educators! @jjpball @komarey

@jamietak @komarey @RedHillHI @TrishaAyako What a great way to celebrate amazing educators!

What an amazing night to celebrate Komarey Moss and Ritela Sproule as well as the many other amazing leaders across the state sharing about their Ed Talks! @komarey @RedHillHI @Lani03071 @TrishaAyako

Extreme Reading Challenge 📚