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Great things in the classroom

Wednesday, April 7th, 2010

Here is a little tribute I shared with my staff at our staff meeting today. I took 3 or 4 of the photos last week, and then yesterday I visited classes and took the rest. It seems that whenever I talk to my staff the conversation is always about the things we need to do better or still need to get done… It’s the nature of teaching that we can always improve our practice.

So, I decided to say ‘Thank You!’ to my teachers for doing all the wonderful things they do. I work in a great place with a great staff, and sometimes we need to stop and appreciate the little things we are doing to make our school great!

Remember to show your appreciation for all the wonderful teachers in your life! :-)

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Here is the link for this video on YouTube, and for those behind a filter, like my staff, here it is in a drop.io folder.

Music: ‘Walking on Sunshine’ by Me First and the Gimme Gimmes

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