Hampton Elementary School PLC 1

The Importance of Emotional Intelligence
The skills kids need before they read. What are the five social and like skills kids need to thrive in school? Find out here. READ FULL STORY

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“I feel like I’m playing Whac-A-Mole every day,” said the beginning teacher as she wiped the sweat from her brow.”  The Schoolroom Peace Plan–Part One

Elena Aguila writes a blog for Edutopia an online and print journal about educational issues.  I thought the comments were interesting and wondered what you all think?

Click on the link to see for yourself.

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Lets stay in touch over the summer!

This is the address of our blog:  http://hamptonplc1.edublogs.org/

PLC1stands for Professional Learning Community #1

We–the Professional Development Committee–would like to invited all of you to participate–comment–post–or “lurk” this summer.

I have finally arrived at our blogspot, with the help of my tour guide Brynda.  I hope you will find your way here and join in the discussions that will ensue.     Alice

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