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Making contact (having a conversation) with a teacher if there are questions or concerns.

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Showing up to events/student activities.

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Sharing engaging lesson/ideas on twitter.

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Fail gracefully

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Do the best that they can with the resources that they have!

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Show empathy for all!

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Using respectful listening skills to hear other students. Learning how to respectfully disagree and work together.

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Give your best to all students, staff and parents

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Do your best for your child with the resources your have.

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Being supportive of teachers.

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Being a role model.

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Persevere- keep working even when things get tough. Be able to solve real problems.

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Persevere- keep working even when things get tough. Be able to solve real problems.

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Support teachers but don't be afraid to speak up and respectfully disagree with situations or policies.

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Support teachers but don't be afraid to speak up and respectfully disagree with situations or policies.

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Stand up for what's right and teach kids it's ok to question people and ideas.

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Stand up for what's right and teach kids it's ok to question people and ideas.

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Fostering independence means encouraging your child to do it on their own. Open communication means they reply to messages!

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Respectful students are active listeners by using eye contact and asking questions. They respond when greeted or given a compliment. A student with a positive attitude does their best even on the little things.

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Share ideas, contribute to tasks/discussions, advocate for student needs

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Show students that it is okay to make mistakes.

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Show students that it is okay to make mistakes.

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Model positive relationships with students and staff.  Be kind and respectful, agree to disagree, listen to the point of views of others.

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Model positive relationships with students and staff.  Be kind and respectful, agree to disagree, listen to the point of views of others.

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Give students the room to fail. Allow them to sit in their struggle and think. Let them adjust to learning from failure and try again.

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Talk each day with your child about his/her activities.

Provide a place and time at home for studies.

Check on assignments, homework and projects.

Promote literacy by reading to your child and by modeling reading yourself.

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Hold your child accountable for his/her education academically and behaviorally.  If a student makes a mistake, let him/her know that it is okay to make mistakes, but also make it a teachable moment.

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has a growth mindset
is consistent and persistent
is willing to learn from failure
sets and then works towards goals

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Teach your child the life skill of independence. Show him/her how to do a skill and them do it with them, then have them try on their own. For example: have your child check his/her own backpack for homework or notes, teach your child how to keep track of their activity schedule, etc.

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Problem solving ideas to teach to/share with students ...

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Problem solving ideas to teach to/share with students ...

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Go Step-By-Step Through The Problem-Solving Sequence
Revisit Past Problems/Reflect
Document What Doesn't Work
“3 Before Me”
Ask Open Ended Questions

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Tiger Students are respectful of peers and adults. They listen to the viewpoints of others and can learn from them, they are kind, they work well with others.

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Tiger Students are problem solvers. They ask questions and try to figure out the answers. They think outside of the box.

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They are engaged, collaborating with their peers, working hard, and are following the Tiger GRR.

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They are supportive of their children as well as the educators. They are involved. They work at home with their children on their academics when necessary.

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They are dedicated. They're willing to make changes as necessary. They're willing to collaborate with one another. They're continuously working toward our district's vision and mission.

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Safe -  Students taking care of each other, supplies, and the school
Respect - Students listening to the staff and other students to build relationships
Responsibility - Students get their work done and not blaming others

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Being involved with their student and the school

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Building relationships with students and staff
Try new ideas to keep yourself and students engaged

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Staff members are role models by modeling behaviors and expectations. They collaborate with their teams and coworkers to better education for students. Build relationships with coworkers and students.

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Fostering Independence
- teach children how to do things on their own. Putting away their backpack. Walking into school by themselves
Open Communication
- communicating with the teacher(s), administration and other school members at a decent time
Supportive
- believing in their children. Supporting their education. Going through the school newsletter. Helping them at home (if possible).
Accountable
- follow your words by actions

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- Following Tiger GRR expectations
- Accountable for themselves and their actions
- Setting goals and being a problem solver
- Contributive to the classroom community