IDEA FACTORY @IdeaFactorySTL

Independent educator. Specializing in spanish & science for kids and behavior management strategies for parents and teachers. Joined August 2018

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IDEA FACTORY @IdeaFactorySTL

7 years ago

@johncusack drinks tonight in St Louis? I'm buying

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Danny Steele @SteeleThoughts

7 years ago

I can think of very little that teachers do, that is more important… than communicating to students that they matter.

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IDEA FACTORY @IdeaFactorySTL

7 years ago

The sound of a child getting a plate, loading it with food & warming it up for himself. Music to my ears 🎶 #loveandlogic #raisingresponsiblekids

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IDEA FACTORY @IdeaFactorySTL

7 years ago

Create the path of least resistance. Language is a powerful tool, choose wisely.

Which will work better for you: a) Teaching and maintaining some core values with kids (such a ‘be kind’) Or b) Making and enforcing rules against each behavior (no hitting, pushing, name-calling etc.)

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IDEA FACTORY @IdeaFactorySTL

7 years ago

#loveandlogic

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IDEA FACTORY @IdeaFactorySTL

8 years ago

Set limits! The tantrum will end eventually and they will find something else to do 😊

@loveandlogic @loveandlogic

8 years ago

Signs your kids may be addicted to video games: 1. They get very angry when told it’s time to turn them off 2. They have been playing Fortnight continuously - for a fortnight. Be ready and willing to remove the problem, endure the fit and restore the priorities.

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TED Talks @TEDTalks

8 years ago

Stop stalking your ex on social media. Seriously, stop. t.ted.com/yPCVIPr

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IDEA FACTORY @IdeaFactorySTL

8 years ago

Don't lose the beauty of the process by focusing on the product

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IDEA FACTORY @IdeaFactorySTL

8 years ago

Learning is not done by sitting quietly.

Kareem Farah @Kareemfarah23

8 years ago

Successful classrooms are chaotic. Students are transitioning from frustration to excitement. They are engaging in a variety of activities with a multitude of resources. Most of all, students are exploring the tools that work best for their unique version of self-direction.