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Inspire, protect, nurture, enrich, challenge, collaborate
Inspire, help, encourage, educate, nurture, grow
Helping kids feel AMAZING about themselves
To develop a sense of self-esteem
Make a difference, change lives, share love
Fun, engage, discover, inquiry-based, rapport, rigor
Inspire positive learning, develop lifelong learning
Cooperation, model, inspire, challenge, fun, motivate
Learning environment, fostering happy, confident students
Promotion of lifelong health and wellness
Live, love, care, learn, be somebody
Inspire children to want to learn
Develop a deep love for learning
Confident, creative, proud, kind, flexible, learner
Catalysts, encourage, provide, support, mentor, happiness
My students feel good about themselves
Making one difference for every child
Inspire, coach, love, fun, patience, learning
Encouragement and emotional support for children
Share, inspire, encourage, learn, care, grow
Love, nurture, listen, warmth, encourage, understand
Joyful, passion, fulfillment, playful, awesome
Laughing, learning, playing, sharing, creating, loving
Guide with love, understanding and support
Motivate, differentiate, explore, practice, master, inspire
Inspire, creatively educate, risk-free environment
Impact my students throughout their lives
Make a difference in someone’s life
Growth, strength, confidence, compassion, enthusiasm, faith
Inspire, build confidence, love learning, grow
Music education is imperative for all
Self-esteem, confidence, problem solvers
Develop self-esteem, confidence, love of learning
I want kids to love learning
To inspire the love of art
Maximize students’ potential role model behavior
Joy of language learning and communication
Reading is the key to everything
To help students become confident communicators
To instill a love for learning
Build confidence, Empower children, Accept Differences
Motivate, change, differentiate impact, encourage, smile, love
Teach children to be happy, confident lovers of learning
Inspire, Motivate, Change, Learn, Engage, Empower
Friend, Inspire, Trust, Interactive, Dedicated, Energetic
Speak and listen to learn and love
After reviewing all of our six word stories, one of the most commonly used words is INSPIRE. So, please leave a comment below and share how YOU INSPIRE your students or staff!
My first word was "self esteem", although I love "inspire" and "motivate". All of your words inspired me!!
ReplyDeleteI can only hope to inspire students a fraction of how inspired I am by you, Cantiague_lead!
ReplyDeleteI hope a sense of joy is what I impart in what I do every day! If not, why bother?
Hi Tony,
ReplyDeleteThis is an inspiring professional learning experience - supporting us to focus on what is truly core! Thanks so much for sharing!
The word that hits home for me is "love." When I walk through this building on a daily basis I see, hear and feel the love. I see teachers sitting side by side with their students, I hear voices praising and all the warm smiles and greetings always makes me feel loved. The students and staff here are loving, and that is a very important part of being able to learn.
ReplyDeleteOk, so I had a very high level lesson to do with 3rd grade. The stuff they're expected to do, according to the new standards, is unbelievable. So I thought of how to "inspire" them to motivate them. I told them about a challenging lesson I'm very excited about and tried to make a big deal about the level of mathematics they were doing. Well, our wonderful 3rd graders rose to the challenge and really did an awesome job!
ReplyDeleteI hope my love of music inspires my students to learn to enjoy and appreciate the role of music in their everyday lives and be aware of how music incorporates math, language, history, and science as a fine art!
ReplyDeleteI try to inspire my students by striving for both understanding and real-world application in my teaching. The application piece creates an excitement about learning and a buzz of "look what I can do" both inside and out of the classroom. I believe this excitement is inspiring for both students and teachers alike. For example, today a parent relayed a story about one of our students who applied his learned addition concepts to convert the length of a DVD (in minutes) to an actual start and end time. His conversion was part of a failed attempt to stay up past his bedtime, but how awesome is that!?!?
ReplyDeleteI hope to inspire my students to become lifelong learners. I want them to leave my classroom each day with the desire to investigate new topics of interest, to be okay with making mistakes and to encourage them to ask questions. :)
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ReplyDeleteWe hope to inspire our children by making them laugh while learning. Laughing relieves stress and anxiety while opening our minds up to new experiences. Our goal is to have a joyful, happy classroom with a lot of laughter!
Montonellis
We try to inspire our students by making learning fun, new and exciting. We want children to develop a love for learning and view school as a fun place to be!
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We try to inspire our students by making our classroom a place that feels like a second home. We want our students to feel comfortable taking risks and not to be afraid of making mistakes. In our classroom, you are not expected to be anybody but yourself.
ReplyDeleteWe try to inspire our students by making our classroom a place that feels like a second home. We want our students to feel comfortable taking risks and not to be afraid of making mistakes. In our classroom, you don't have to be anybody but yourself!
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Have you ever listened to the lyrics of the song Hall of Fame by Will.I.Am? The song says it all...You can be the greatest..You can be the best...You can be a hero...
ReplyDeleteWe want the children in our class to feel that with hard work they can accomplish anything!
The Levermans
I hope to inspire my students to lead positive lives and feel good about themselves both in and out of school. I really enjoyed reading all of the comments...very inspiring:-)
ReplyDeleteRisa
I want to inspire my students to discover and celebrate their strengths and gifts, never be afraid to try, and learn through laughter.
ReplyDeleteKim K.
A teacher can inspire students in so many ways. I try to inspire by example. Every day I try to show my love of reading and writing, my enthusiasm for math, and my excitement for learning about new people and places in social studies. I hope that when my students see my energy it wakes up their imaginations and desire to learn. Going beyond the curriculum, I try to show patience, caring, love and understanding. I hope this has inspired my students to be loving, be kind, be respectful, and be compassionate. I hope they are inspired to be BUCKET FILLERS each and every day!
ReplyDeleteDawn
I leave school each day reflecting upon each of my student's growth. Not just academically, but socially and emotionally as well. I want to inspire them all to have a love for learning and compassion for one another.
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