Clips & Tips
So many connections can be made with Lego building blocks. This sample was written with business in mind, but raises some points that could transfer to working in education:
Want to hear one of the best-kept secrets in the province? Watch the video below to see how you can access many teaching resources in the ATA Library, including gamification, aboriginal math games, using a 3D printer, online videos, and a vast selection of teaching guides. There are even kits you could sign out, such as robotics, cameras, or pen readers. Once you choose your book or kit, the library mails it to you and when you’ve finished with it, you put it into the postage-paid return envelope and drop it off at the post office. Couldn’t be easier. Explore the full selection of books or teachers’ guides, kits, and an online video collection here:
One of our goals for improvement relates to communication with parents. This web page includes many links to 5-minute videos on the topic of building parent-teacher partnerships, and links to blog articles, resources, and collaboration printable documents as well. If that is too much to consider right now, read the article on teacher wellness, also linked on the same page. See if you can find the quotable quote about the typical lizard-brain response that says “fight-flight-flock-freeze-appease” here: