So when I saw this blog hop from Whitney at With Love from Texas, I knew it was meant for me!
I loved reflecting on my educational beliefs. Here's what I came up with:
So the next challenge was deciding how I would incorporate these beliefs into a daily morning routine at work. So I created my work "miracle morning".
These are the steps that I plan to go through each morning when I get to my classroom. They're based on the steps described in Hal's book. My beliefs, from above, will be what I read for my one-page teaching affirmations.
I really think that reflecting on these beliefs daily will help me stay focused on what really matters. I also plan on setting some big picture goals. These will be some more concrete goals related to my classroom (like how I plan to utilize technology and goal setting).
My daily quote will be something I use with my kids. Each morning I will post an inspirational quote for them to read as part of their morning work. I will read and reflect on it as well during my morning routine.
My hope is to start the morning off by being intentional and setting a positive tone for my day.
Continue on with the Beliefs to Actions blog hop by visiting my friend K5 Science Gal (also known as the The Science School Yard) by clicking here!!
I loved reading all your different beliefs - they are great! I especially love the relationships one - it's one I fully agree with.
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DeleteI just LOVe your miracle morning. What a fabulous idea. Love your beliefs.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I've been doing a similar morning routine at home and it's been great. I'm hoping that I can stay committed to doing my routine at school during the school year.
DeleteI like your idea of opening each day with an inspirational quote. Such a positive way to start. I enjoyed reading your beliefs and I share some beliefs with you.
ReplyDeleteI agree school should be fun and engaging! As a science teacher, I get each student once a week. I have to make sure that each time is well rounded and worth remembering! Great ideas!
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