Jennifer Rouse

Don’t miss this 👇🏽. Equipping and partnering with families to get literacy game-changing resources in Tennessee homes.

Take care of your 🧠 every day.

Counseling has looked a little different for these folks. Reaching out to remote learners, supporting families with food needs and Christmas gifts, and have even had to be a substitute teacher. Through it all they did it with a smile on their faces bc they love our students.

Want to learn more about @WitWisdomELA materials and hear more about the implementation journeys of multiple districts? Join us on Tuesday, Feb. 2nd at 7:00 PM Central. Register below! #LauderdaleLeads @ClassroomWonder @AnnMWenzel #highqualityliteracymaterials #SOR

Wow! Timari Ray gives me great hope for the future of our state and country. A reminder of why we, as TN educators, must continue to persevere to be our best for students. #TNedu2021

@CHS_DrBrown nice job representing principals on the 2020 TAASE Legal Conference panel. #engagement #noexcuses #compassion @KnoxSchools

Food for thought within written by leaders with boots on the ground. “As important as the work may be, it is more important that you never, ever lose sight of your reason for doing the work.” @PrincipalKafele

Brain and body breaks, chunking lessons into shorter units, connecting with and soliciting student feedback. Here’s how educators are supporting their remote students with ADHD. edutopia.org/article/5-ways…

Listening to your students’ stories and understanding their perspectives is the first step in knowing them—and knowing how to support them.

If y’all notice me singing, it is brain research, not a breakdown. 😷☺️

Yes! She’s been in the trenches of the work for five years. Listen to the powerhouse @Jill_ramsey10 👇🏽

How did 3 districts shift away from balanced literacy – and bring the 'science of reading' into practice? Timely topic!! I'm excited to discuss with @jill_ramsey10 @BethompsonBeth @WhitneyOakley93 on Thursday at 8pm EST. #leadupchat curriculummatters.org/2020/10/24/how…

True that.

First-grade teacher @LizeBailey explains how high-quality instructional materials benefit students while also easing the burden on teachers. ow.ly/kybv50BDulf

This includes some great points! Many adults have these same feelings about keeping their video on during virtual meetings. Be flexible. Practice patience. Extend grace. #bettertogether

Whether you’re at home or online, creating classroom norms helps students develop a sense of belonging.

I vow to practice this great advice on the daily.