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[basictutor]

Quick and Easy Lesson Planning Tips

Are you a teacher struggling to plan engaging lessons for your students? Look no further! In this video, our experienced educator and SEO expert will share their top tips for quick and easy lesson planning. Learn how to create clear learning objectives, i

Hello and welcome to my channel! If you’re a teacher looking for quick and easy lesson planning tips, you’ve come to the right place. First, start with clear learning objectives. Knowing exactly what you want your students to learn will make it easier to create a focused lesson plan. Next, be sure to incorporate a variety of teaching methods to keep your students engaged. Mix things up with…

[lilydrafts]

Love yourself a little extra right now. You're creating the life of your dreams and you absolutely deserve it. It's about to get magical for you.

[vaperarmand]

FREAKING AWESOME BEST GUY EVER I LOVE YOU.

[thepersonalquotes]

If an eagle is teaching you to fly, ignore the advice of turkeys.

Matshona Dhliwayo

[matchamllk]

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[trickstersaint]

fr though you have to write bad poetry. poems are not handed down to you fully formed by god they are things that you have to work on and practice your skill at creating. nobody would expect you to sit down at a pottery wheel and end up with a perfect vase with no practice. it's a skill! art is a learned thing!! you have to make the shitty little pots with dents and marks and your fingerprints all over them in order to get better. and you're allowed to be proud of those first little pots you made too

[therealmoonknight5]

"The worst enemy to creativity is self doubt" - Slyvia Plath

[serenityquest]

Easier said than done...☹️

[mushroomheadgirl]

Okay but real quick - mattson asking who tf Greg is and saying he wasn’t on the list tells me that Tom just brought Greg along with him and everyone else on that trip just sort of … accepted it?

[rickybaby]

Daniel Ricciardo dreams of returning to Red Bull but doesn't wish evil to Sergio Checo Pérez

[lilydrafts]

Remember, some things have to end for better things to begin.

[skyward-floored]

Since link is only half dragon, is he stuck as a hylian or could he fully transform like volga?

Good question! In lieu of directly answering, I’ll share this wip from a fic I’m halfway done with:

“It’s like flipping a switch,” Volga explains, putting a hand over his heart. “You are both your forms, and they are both you. The only difference for you is that your human shape is more instinctive than your dragon, much more so then it would normally be for our kind. You’ll have to learn to overcome that.”

“Wow, you make it sound easy,” Link says dryly, and Volga smirks.

“Words don’t describe it well. It’s easier done than said.”

“If you say so,” Link sighs, and Proxi settles herself on his shoulder. She gives him an encouraging chime, and he smiles briefly at her. “How do I begin?”

[thepersonalquotes]

One of the best confidence builder is experience.

Jaymin Shah

[thepersonalwords]

Be an intentionally D.U.M.B. Person today! D-Demonstrate love to someone todayU-Understand and encourage someone todayM-Motivate someone todayB-Believe in someone today

DeWayne Owens

[femmefatalevibe]

How do you keep up with current events and expand your knowledge?

Hi love! Here are some of the best ways/resources I've found to stay updated on current events & lifelong learning:

Subscribing to daily newsletters like DailySkimm, The Morning, and Morning Brew for current events & news updates and industry-focused newsletters to stay up-to-date in my field (for me, I subscribe to Business of Fashion's Daily Digest, Glossy POP, and Vogue/Vogue Business's newsletters)

Read publications including New York Times, Wall Street Journal, BBC, The Economist, The New Yorker, etc., and more industry-focused publications for fashion/beauty/marketing & advertising/digital strategy daily (or at least 5 days a week)

Keep and work through a reading list for the quarter. I try to read at least two self-development/psychology/health and industry/career-focused books per quarter; sometimes, I'll throw in a biography, finance, art, history, philosophy, or literary book in too for more variety/to expand my worldly knowledge

Take at least 1-2 courses and certification classes per quarter (either through Google, LinkedIn Courses or Assessments, Youtube, Masterclass, Skillshare, Udemy, etc.)

Frequently listen to TED talks on YouTube and podcasts (mainly on Spotify & Apple Podcasts)

Attend virtual panels and talks in areas of interest

Have conversations with insightful people (mentors, colleagues, and the amazing individuals I get to call my closest friends)

Hope this helps xx

[girl-trying-to-escape-reality]

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