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give parents ways to interact with your classroom from home, not just coming to the classroom

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give parents ways to interact with your classroom from home, not just coming to the classroom

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Our teacher taught about "social intelligence"

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Our teacher taught about "social intelligence"

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decorate the classroom with achievements and things kids do outside of the classroom

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decorate the classroom with achievements and things kids do outside of the classroom

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Patience, letting students figure it out before giving the answer 

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Patience, letting students figure it out before giving the answer 

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every kid had their own pencil/marker box

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Recognized that all were different and they all deserved to be heard

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having a welcoming classroom as soon as they walk through the door to create a good atmosphere

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Teaching children to read and understand other's emotions. My teacher showed clips from Inside Out to teach the first graders about emotional awareness.

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my teacher had printed pictures of each student and put them on a board with their names underneath their pictures

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my teacher had printed pictures of each student and put them on a board with their names underneath their pictures

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last week I noticed how children treat each other when they have opposing ideas with classwork, it is important to distinguish how to embrace not only your opinions but those of others

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Treat students with respect, make a relationship with them, and check in on them personally

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Treat students with respect, make a relationship with them, and check in on them personally

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keep caregivers up to date on different things that are being discussed in the classroom, so the discussions can continue at home

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keep caregivers up to date on different things that are being discussed in the classroom, so the discussions can continue at home

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loving all their children regardless of their differences

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loving all their children regardless of their differences

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inviting parents to volunteer in the class. promoting leadership among the students

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inviting parents to volunteer in the class. promoting leadership among the students

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the teacher made an effort to call on a variety of students every time she asked a question. she didn't just call on the same few people.

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Let go of the biases at the start and treat everyone the same

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introducing kids' families and backgrounds

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introducing kids' families and backgrounds

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Embrace differences rather than discouraging and changing them

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Embrace differences rather than discouraging and changing them

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called on every child and made them feel included

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called on every child and made them feel included

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saw a little girl with a picture of her family in her pencil box

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Honor differences without causing divide

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Honor differences without causing divide

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I think switching from a "you can do anything" attitude to "can do" is great