Teachers: What surprises you? What is missing? Is anything wrong?

Much needed discussion about the growing mistrust in professionals and experts. One suggested edit to the article...I would add @suzukipizza and Bianka🫶🏻 to the hero list for the book they made for David Reinbacher.

Unfortunately, I was called to help many youth who experienced #cyberbullying this year. It's all too common. Public Safety Canada has great resources to guide parents, caregivers, and educators: canada.ca/en/public-safe…

In a 2009 study, researchers looked at how viewers responded to "The Colbert Report." They found that both conservatives and liberals thought the show was funny, but for opposite reasons: everyone believed that the show was skewering the other side. hubs.ly/Q01XVCYz0

The best ideas often come to you when you least expect them.

Your hard work and dedication will pay off. Keep pushing forward, even when it feels challenging.

Today is #WorldSuicidePreventionDay. Suicide is one of the most common topics that people connect with us about. Tap through the images to learn about some of the warning signs of suicide and what you can do if you or someone you know is experiencing thoughts of suicide.

September is suicide prevention month. Take the time to read this Guidance at a Glance for Educators and Caregivers to learn about risk factors, warning signs, and how to support youth. bit.ly/3qUcmQY

I’m giving away 100 signed copies of my new book #HiddenPotential. To enter, retweet and comment by 10/21 at 11:59pm. adamgrant.net/hiddenpotential tinyurl.com/26spf4fu

Very proud of my doctoral supervisee So Yeon Lee (@learning100525) who passed her dissertation defence today, showcasing not only her exceptional research abilities but the importance of continued research on the lived experiences of minoritized students :)

Canadians Lack Basics of Civic Education and It’s Impacting Our Democracy abacusdata.ca/canadians-lack…

Study skills are key to academic success. Since they’re not usually explicitly taught, a nudge in the right direction from a teacher can make a world of difference. 🌟 Check out active studying practices to share with your middle and high school students: edut.to/3wLNWvO

Now officially accepted for publication in Psych Bulletin, w/ Nicole Stucke, PhD: "Early Childhood Executive Function Predicts Concurrent and Later Social and Behavioral Outcomes: A Review and Meta-Analysis". TONS of work but hopefully valuable to others! osf.io/preprints/psya…

Looking for a school, university, or organization who would like a free 3 hour IN PERSON training session sometime during the week of Aug 6. Executive function skills in the Classroom. DM for details!

Emotion regulation is like other skills: it takes practice. After 2 weeks of daily journaling to reframe unpleasant events, depression dropped, life satisfaction rose, and the benefits lasted at least a month. The best way to improve at managing emotions is to do it more often.

The last FREE online training in EFs in the Classroom will be on Aug 12 from 5-8pm EST. How do we teach kids about their EFs? How do we help them use that knowledge to be more strategic? How do we reinforce strategy use/accountability? Register! Share! calendly.com/lauriefaith

2. Go to researchrabbit(dot)ai and sign up for a free account. Once you've logged in, click on the "New Collection" button in the top-left corner and create a collection. Research Rabbit will show you a big green button that says "Add Papers."

1/X - 39 Things I have learned in my 39 years in Education... #edutwitter #BackToSchool2024 #backtoschool 1. Students know if you care - they can detect if you aren’t genuine in like 3 seconds

Me waiting for the next Jocks In Jills episode to dissect these new logos and team names! 🙂