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Tag Archives: Shannon Olsen
School is starting and there are LOTS of things to do – class lists, seating charts, scheduling, classroom expectations… the list goes on! But one of the MOST important things we can do during those first weeks of school is to work on building a positive, caring classroom community. As always, I recommend using some inspirational picture books to help you introduce these ideas and launch some important converstations about kindness, inclusion, working together, respecting one another, and helping each other.
Here are my favorite books for introducing and building a positive classroom community – and once again, I don’t know how to count to ten!
The Reindeer Remainders: A Lesson in Working Together and Including Others – Katey Howes
Have you ever been the remainder, the person who, when partners were are chosen, had no partner? Were you the person left standing alone with no place on the team? I certainly mad
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December 18, 2019 / May 15, 2020 / August 11, 2020 The University of Southern California has one commencement ceremony per year and provides a schema listing all eligible candidates for that year. Only candidates who are eligible for graduation during the semesters listed above are published in the May commencement program.
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Dean Amber D. Miller
Bachelor of Arts Sara Hisham Abdel Azim, Health and Human Sciences, Minor –
Health Care Studies & Natural Science Georgiy Abgaryan, Political Science Carol Belen Abrajan, Psychology, Minor – Marketing & Dance Daniella Diamond Abramowich, Biological Sciences, Minor –
Consumer Behavior Laura Adem, Psychology, Minor – The Dynamics of Early
Childhood Addison Adkins, International Relations & Political Science Mana Brianna Afsari, Classics Matthew Joseph Aghaian, Political Science, Minor – Business Parsa Shawn Aghaie, Economics, Minor – Business Finance Denara Aghajani, Politica
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Tag Archives: Laurie Keller
Well… for many of us – tomorrow we head back to school to begin a new year. These first few days and weeks are filled with many emotions, new routines, and, let’s face it – a fair share of chaos! But ingenting is more important in these first weeks than establishing your class community. Creating a positiv, welcoming, accepting place will help students feel more connected, empowered, and invested in learning. Reading stories to your class and engaging in discussions is one of the best ways inom know to begin this process. While there are dozens to choose from, here are a few of my favorite picture books for building a positiv learning environment in your class:
(Note: This is not intended to be a list of “Back to School” books – which are really only shared during the first few DAYS of school. This list is meant for sharing and discussing over the first few WEEKS of school, while you focus on buildi