All Things CLASS

"You are right where you are supposed to be. You're the professional. No one knows your Classroom or your children any better than you do. You know all of their secrets, how to get to them, how to motivate them, and there's power in that. You really drive what happens in that Classroom.

Remember that little people are very able and you can facilitate without dictating. Sometimes we think because things have to go a certain way to be right, but they can't learn if they don't take on those things. If it's September, and you're still leading circle time, you don't need to. They can do it without you because you do it every day. They see you do it all the time, so give them those opportunities to lead, so that way, you don't have to do as much leading and can put your energy into other things that may need more of your attention in the Classroom.

Trust yourself to know that you know best, you know how to do this, you know how to teach. You can do it and everything takes time to grow. Even the most effective teacher still has areas for improvement. We all have growing to do. There's never an end to the work that we do as children develop, grow, and learn - and what we know about them changes too.

We're always evolving. You have to be comfortable with knowing that you're never going to be perfect, but you're absolutely perfect for the students that you're taking care of. Be easy on yourself. Be gentle. Be kind. Be ready to learn and share that learning with your kids."

"You are right where you are supposed to be. You're the professional. No one knows your Classroom or your children any better than you do. You know all of their secrets, how to get to them, how to motivate them, and there's power in that. You really drive what happens in that Classroom.

Remember that little people are very able and you can facilitate without dictating. Sometimes we think because things have to go a certain way to be right, but they can't learn if they don't take on those things. If it's September, and you're still leading circle time, you don't need to. They can do it without you because you do it every day. They see you do it all the time, so give them those opportunities to lead, so that way, you don't have to do as much leading and can put your energy into other things that may need more of your attention in the Classroom.

Trust yourself to know that you know best, you know how to do this, you know how to teach. You can do it and everything takes time to grow. Even the most effective teacher still has areas for improvement. We all have growing to do. There's never an end to the work that we do as children develop, grow, and learn - and what we know about them changes too.

We're always evolving. You have to be comfortable with knowing that you're never going to be perfect, but you're absolutely perfect for the students that you're taking care of. Be easy on yourself. Be gentle. Be kind. Be ready to learn and share that learning with your kids."

"You are right where you are supposed to be. You're the professional. No one knows your Classroom or your children any better than you do. You know all of their secrets, how to get to them, how to motivate them, and there's power in that. You really drive what happens in that Classroom.

Remember that little people are very able and you can facilitate without dictating. Sometimes we think because things have to go a certain way to be right, but they can't learn if they don't take on those things. If it's September, and you're still leading circle time, you don't need to. They can do it without you because you do it every day. They see you do it all the time, so give them those opportunities to lead, so that way, you don't have to do as much leading and can put your energy into other things that may need more of your attention in the Classroom.

Trust yourself to know that you know best, you know how to do this, you know how to teach. You can do it and everything takes time to grow. Even the most effective teacher still has areas for improvement. We all have growing to do. There's never an end to the work that we do as children develop, grow, and learn - and what we know about them changes too.

We're always evolving. You have to be comfortable with knowing that you're never going to be perfect, but you're absolutely perfect for the students that you're taking care of. Be easy on yourself. Be gentle. Be kind. Be ready to learn and share that learning with your kids."

"You are right where you are supposed to be. You're the professional. No one knows your Classroom or your children any better than you do. You know all of their secrets, how to get to them, how to motivate them, and there's power in that. You really drive what happens in that Classroom.

Remember that little people are very able and you can facilitate without dictating. Sometimes we think because things have to go a certain way to be right, but they can't learn if they don't take on those things. If it's September, and you're still leading circle time, you don't need to. They can do it without you because you do it every day. They see you do it all the time, so give them those opportunities to lead, so that way, you don't have to do as much leading and can put your energy into other things that may need more of your attention in the Classroom.

Trust yourself to know that you know best, you know how to do this, you know how to teach. You can do it and everything takes time to grow. Even the most effective teacher still has areas for improvement. We all have growing to do. There's never an end to the work that we do as children develop, grow, and learn - and what we know about them changes too.

We're always evolving. You have to be comfortable with knowing that you're never going to be perfect, but you're absolutely perfect for the students that you're taking care of. Be easy on yourself. Be gentle. Be kind. Be ready to learn and share that learning with your kids."

"You are right where you are supposed to be. You're the professional. No one knows your Classroom or your children any better than you do. You know all of their secrets, how to get to them, how to motivate them, and there's power in that. You really drive what happens in that Classroom.

Remember that little people are very able and you can facilitate without dictating. Sometimes we think because things have to go a certain way to be right, but they can't learn if they don't take on those things. If it's September, and you're still leading circle time, you don't need to. They can do it without you because you do it every day. They see you do it all the time, so give them those opportunities to lead, so that way, you don't have to do as much leading and can put your energy into other things that may need more of your attention in the Classroom.

Trust yourself to know that you know best, you know how to do this, you know how to teach. You can do it and everything takes time to grow. Even the most effective teacher still has areas for improvement. We all have growing to do. There's never an end to the work that we do as children develop, grow, and learn - and what we know about them changes too.

We're always evolving. You have to be comfortable with knowing that you're never going to be perfect, but you're absolutely perfect for the students that you're taking care of. Be easy on yourself. Be gentle. Be kind. Be ready to learn and share that learning with your kids."

"You are right where you are supposed to be. You're the professional. No one knows your Classroom or your children any better than you do. You know all of their secrets, how to get to them, how to motivate them, and there's power in that. You really drive what happens in that Classroom.

Remember that little people are very able and you can facilitate without dictating. Sometimes we think because things have to go a certain way to be right, but they can't learn if they don't take on those things. If it's September, and you're still leading circle time, you don't need to. They can do it without you because you do it every day. They see you do it all the time, so give them those opportunities to lead, so that way, you don't have to do as much leading and can put your energy into other things that may need more of your attention in the Classroom.

Trust yourself to know that you know best, you know how to do this, you know how to teach. You can do it and everything takes time to grow. Even the most effective teacher still has areas for improvement. We all have growing to do. There's never an end to the work that we do as children develop, grow, and learn - and what we know about them changes too.

We're always evolving. You have to be comfortable with knowing that you're never going to be perfect, but you're absolutely perfect for the students that you're taking care of. Be easy on yourself. Be gentle. Be kind. Be ready to learn and share that learning with your kids."

"You are right where you are supposed to be. You're the professional. No one knows your Classroom or your children any better than you do. You know all of their secrets, how to get to them, how to motivate them, and there's power in that. You really drive what happens in that Classroom.

Remember that little people are very able and you can facilitate without dictating. Sometimes we think because things have to go a certain way to be right, but they can't learn if they don't take on those things. If it's September, and you're still leading circle time, you don't need to. They can do it without you because you do it every day. They see you do it all the time, so give them those opportunities to lead, so that way, you don't have to do as much leading and can put your energy into other things that may need more of your attention in the Classroom.

Trust yourself to know that you know best, you know how to do this, you know how to teach. You can do it and everything takes time to grow. Even the most effective teacher still has areas for improvement. We all have growing to do. There's never an end to the work that we do as children develop, grow, and learn - and what we know about them changes too.

We're always evolving. You have to be comfortable with knowing that you're never going to be perfect, but you're absolutely perfect for the students that you're taking care of. Be easy on yourself. Be gentle. Be kind. Be ready to learn and share that learning with your kids."