S3|EP 7 The 3 most important things teachers should do this year
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It's back to school time
2020 - pandemic started - heard about a school that had a graduation for the 2020 students. Good on them.
2021 - The mask year
2022- the normal year filled with learning gaps, online/in-person teaching, and quarantines
2023 - Let's call this one back to normal. - so what do we need to do
The 3 most important things teachers should do this year
- Get way into your subject and get consistent about communication and deadlines. Become a team with your students. Gen Z wants the subject first and you second. Millennials were a little bit the other way. Gen X was totally the other way. Remember to a Gen Z Wi-Fi and cell phones are like lights and running water. Deadlines are so important. Accountability will be key this year.
- Increase and develop interpersonal skills.
- Handshaking with gloves if you have to.
- Encouraging them to speak up and develop their voice.
- I've heard many teachers talk about how they forgot how to act. Of course, they were forced into a zoom world and told to stay home and not touch anything for a long time. Mask up and stay 6 feet apart.
- Covid is still real but this has caused the strange behavior.
- Stress that career and retirement are really important.
- Grades matter - remember people with 4-year degrees make about double what people who don't have a college education do.
- Building some long-term career is super solid advice. How many people do you know will never be able to retire? This all starts in high school.
- Changing jobs every 3 years is hazardous. Wouldn't it be much better to figure out what you want to do and go all in on it? This is the point of high school.
- You may have little deflections on the way up, but you can't see what you don't aim at. High school is to teach people how to aim.
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