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Do you feel overwhelmed? Practicing Presence is the book you need to take care of yourself as a teacher. Veteran educator Lisa Lucas supports you with ideas, exercises, checklists, anecdotes, and simple practices you can use to establish a mindset that will enhance your focus and engagement in the classroom. Preview the entire book! |
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Teacher: Take time to recharge with "self-nourishing" acts
Teachers should take time for some "self-nourishing" acts that can help them focus and recharge, Emma Waters, a primary-school teacher in Australia, writes in this commentary. She shares a few of her go-to activities to help nurture her physical, spiritual and emotional well-being. EducationHQ
(24 Nov.)
 | SmartBrief’s 5th Annual STEM Pathways Summit
Join us Thursday, Oct. 18 in New York City for the 5th annual STEM Pathways Summit, a FREE high-powered one-day event for K-20 STEM leaders and decision-makers. Develop a STEM toolkit, build a learning network with peers and share success stories and lessons learned. Register to request your seat. |
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Diverse team of researchers to study Western Asian languages
A team of anthropologists, computer scientists, linguists, philosophers, psychologists, roboticists and speech therapists will work on a project at the Australian National University dedicated to the languages of the Western Asian pacific region. The project is being funded over the next seven years by multiple groups, including partners in the US, UK, New Zealand, China and Singapore. The Age (Melbourne, Australia)
(24 Nov.)
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Some schools in Spain ban smartphones
A region in Spain has established a law banning students from bringing their smartphones and similar devices into classrooms following concerns of interruptions, cheating and cyberbullying. Teachers, however, can request a special exception if they would like to use such devices in lessons. The Guardian (London)
(24 Nov.)
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ECIS November Conference
We have just concluded another successful Annual November Conference in Nice. A big thank you to all the people who participated and shared their wealth of experience and knowledge; we hope everyone left Nice feeling inspired with ideas to share with their schools. We look forward to welcoming you to next November's conference in Barcelona!
Turn the Page challenge
Donate the most mother tongue books and win the challenge! ECIS partners with Who I Am to challenge schools and institutions to help Turn the Page on children's illiteracy by donating mother tongue books for children who do not have access to literature in their first language. All books go to build the first children's mother tongue library in a city center for impoverished children with 100 titles in 28 languages. Find the video online at Turn the Page.
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