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Resources from Word ShiftIf the word is underlined, click for the link!assume
at-risk - Heather Shaw says it should be "at-promise" students - thanks to Victor Rios! attention-seeking - try "connection-seeking" (Dr. Jody Carrington) blame brainiac - Heather Shaw says "In addition, it may negatively impact those who never get the label." busy - from Carla Meyrink but clip chart complaint - extra: complaint2 & bonus challenge --> complaint3 compliance crazy cynicism do now - (for warm-up work) try "get pumped" from Sam Mandeville Donuts with Dads (or Muffins with Moms) expect - try "believe" from Jenny O'Fee extra credit 1 extra credit 2 fail fine fix FOMO - Try JOMO genius gifted good job gossip grade grit guilt guys - extra: guys2 or try "folks" have to his / hers - try "theirs" homework ineffective teachers - try "ineffective teaching" suggests LaToya Dixon in the real world - from Eric Hayes just ladies and gentlemen - try "distinguished guests" lady or man (in the blue shirt) - try "person" (in the blue shirt) lazy - extra: lazy2 learning loss - try "unfinished learning" let it go manage manage 2 men and women - try "everyone" messy negativity no non-racist - extra: non-racist2 overwhelmed people with autism - I learned in the #LeadLAP chat about #WordShift that most adults with autism prefer to be called autistic. They'd like their identity first, because it is not a negative term. punish reluctant - Try "selective," as FifthGrade4ever suggests. rule shark sarcasm 1 sarcasm 2 shoulda (should've) steal substitute teacher - Try "guest teacher" or "relief teacher." too yell 1 yell 2 - extra: yell 3 questions 1 questions 2 questions 3 questions 4 Does that make sense? Try "What questions have I created?" shared by Michele Ashton. "possibility" questions How are the children? Who did you help today? |
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Instead of "What's wrong?" Try - "What's happening for you today?"
Instead of "Do you have any questions?" Try - "What are you wondering?" Instead of "I'm proud of you," Try - "I admire..." or "I appreciate..." From Edutopia, 8/12/2021. |
The above quote is from Indistractable by Nir Eyal.
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Let's shift the person sharing - to the students!
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This information is from Demystifying Disability by Emily Ladau -->
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