Reading the
chapter of Intention by Houston & Sokolow and watching Cipher in the Snow -
Part 1 & 2 both
remind me that the idea of intention makes us purposeful not only
in what we say and do but by how we think as well. Intention is
strongly related to how we want to impact and improve the lives of others. It’s easy to get
discouraged and become frustrated with misbehaving children. Thoughtful, dutiful intention to connect with
students on a personal level each and every day creates an environment of
caring and respect. Putting away
negative thoughts and ideas from our minds frees us to put our time and energy
in more purposeful ways we can help those students.
1. What do you do to connect on a personal
level with students?
2. How do you stop those negative moments and
turn them into positive ones?
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