In this episode:
I talk about the what, why and how of casting a vision that will help you finish the year strong-ish
We talk about:
1.What it means to cast a realistic vision for the end of the school year in your upper elementary literacy classroom.
2. Why casting a vision is a form of self care that your future self will thank you for.
3.How asking yourself 4 simple questions will help you cast a vision for ending the year strong-ish.
4. What the research has to say about how casting a vision can help fuel creativity and motivation.
Quotables:
-There is nothing wrong with enjoying some chill time with students, but we all know that if we take students way out of their routine they will take it as permission to live their best life at the expense of our patience and sanity.
-Taking time to cast a vision for what we want the end of the school year to look like, sound like and feel like helps us decide for ourselves what will be most important in our classrooms before our admin comes in and decides this for us.
-I am going to help you hold the tension of and. You need to pack up your room and your students need to feel a sense of normalcy.
Links to resources mentioned in the podcast:
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