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Team Builder

Warm Up Blank.pptx

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Based on your own reflection and assessment of team culture, where do you want to adjust your goal for next semester?

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Based on your own reflection and assessment of team culture, where do you want to adjust your goal for next semester?

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I am not sure my goal has changed much.  I will commit to be tenacious and unyielding in my efforts to connect.  I will use my readings (4 Agreements) to guide my relationship/trust building efforts.

I want to build communication and relationships with my team members in both

SN - Continue to build trust and relationships

AP - I will continue to work on controlling my emotions and utilizing them in a positive way. Work on not simply reacting, but processing and channeling the emotions.

LM - As I continue to partner/coach staff to develop their leadership, I will focus on problem identification (find the core) and build deeper trust through sharing life stories & the investment of time in authentic conversation

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SPED
Math Support: In preparation for classes for the Spring Semester I wanted to ask you for just some general advise in choosing to teach a class that would benefit the students in our site. I will be teaching 3 classes. Two are for sure and those are Algebra 1 and Geometry, but the last class I am debating if I should teach Pre-Algebra or Pre-Calculus. My rationale for teaching Pre-Algebra is that it will help our students who have a low NWEA Score, but I am not sure if Pre-Algebra still counts for Math Credit or if it is only elective. My rationale for teaching Pre-Calculus is that I move some of my Algebra 2 students to this course but my two concerns about this course is that I will only have only a small amount of students that would want to continue with this higher level course and I have not taken the third math CSET which I do not know is required to teach this course. Let me know your thoughts.

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January 2021 PD.docx

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Yesterday, I shared a brand-new teaching on Facebook about what the best leaders do well during a crisis. As we all find our way through these rapidly changing times, I'm committed to sharing my thoughts with you as often as I can and using every tool at my disposal to provide practical teachings that help you.

Below you'll find the video I shared yesterday, as well as a short fill-in-the-blank outline to help you keep track of the main teaching points. I hope you'll watch because I believe it will add value to your leadership during the days ahead.

I love you, and together we will get through this.
3 Crisis Comments: Crisis Leaders:
Answer Key:
moves; real leaders; competence; context; good values; effectively; creatively; technology; humility; constructive

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Yesterday, I shared a brand-new teaching on Facebook about what the best leaders do well during a crisis. As we all find our way through these rapidly changing times, I'm committed to sharing my thoughts with you as often as I can and using every tool at my disposal to provide practical teachings that help you.