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  1. Transforming youth mental health through wellness planning. Expand your therapeutic toolkit with strength-based, prevention-focused approaches that empower young clients. ymhc.ngo/ywap

    #ywap #onlinecourse #professionaldevelopment #teachers #educators #ymhc

  2. Strategies to Support Students. Listen: Ask students about their feelings & validate them. Support: Practice calming strategies with students. Space: Give students time and space to recharge and reset.

  3. Strategies to Support Students. Listen: Ask students about their feelings & validate them. Support: Practice calming strategies with students. Space: Give students time and space to recharge and reset.

    #studentmentalhealth #studentwellbeing #schoolmentalhealth #mentalwellness #copingskills #copingstrategies #teachers #educators #ymhc

  4. Strategies to Support Students. Listen: Ask students about their feelings & validate them. Support: Practice calming strategies with students. Space: Give students time and space to recharge and reset.

    #studentmentalhealth #studentwellbeing #schoolmentalhealth #mentalwellness #copingskills #copingstrategies #teachers #educators #ymhc

  5. Strategies to Support Students. Listen: Ask students about their feelings & validate them. Support: Practice calming strategies with students. Space: Give students time and space to recharge and reset.

    #studentmentalhealth #studentwellbeing #schoolmentalhealth #mentalwellness #copingskills #copingstrategies #teachers #educators #ymhc

  6. Strategies to Support Students. Listen: Ask students about their feelings & validate them. Support: Practice calming strategies with students. Space: Give students time and space to recharge and reset.

    #studentmentalhealth #studentwellbeing #schoolmentalhealth #mentalwellness #copingskills #copingstrategies #teachers #educators #ymhc

  7. Lifelong learning is often discussed for students, but what about teachers?
    As #technology evolves and #skill needs shift, educators need opportunities to update their knowledge, experiment with new approaches, and learn new skills.
    👉 Discover learning opportunities for #educators: comethinkagain.eu

  8. From Crisis Response to Wellness Prevention: A Paradigm Shift. Revolutionize your approach to youth mental health by emphasizing prevention, empowerment, and community connection.

    ymhc.ngo/ywap

    #ywap #onlinecourse #professionaldevelopment #teachers #educators #wellness #studentmentalhealth #proactive #preventative #mentalhealthawareness #ymhc

  9. Empowering student well-being: Honoring diverse youth voices & experiences. Deepen your understanding of mental wellness from youth experiences while maintaining clinical excellence. ymhc.ngo/ywap

    #ywap #onlinecourse #professionaldevelopment #teachers #educators #wellness #studentmentalhealth #studentwellbeing #proactive #mentalhealthawareness #ymhc

  10. When I walk into a school, and it becomes obvious to me that the adults enjoy working there, I immediately suspect it’s a good place for students. Strong staff morale reflects a strong culture... and that’s an environment that is good for kids... and for their learning.

    By Danny Steele (@SteeleThoughts)

    #schoolclimate #teachers #educators #studentwellbeing #schoolcommunity #mentalhealth #studentmentalhealth #ymhc

  11. #FOSSforAll will be at #FOSSASIA Summit 2026 in #Bangkok, #Thailand! from March 9 to 10. - A premiere #FOSS gathering that connects #developers #entrepreneurs #educators #community leaders and more across #asia!

    FOSS for All will be running a community #booth and introduce our activities to visitors. Attending FOSSASIA Summit in Bangkok? Don't forget to visit our booth and say hello! Visit summit.fossasia.org to learn more about the event.

  12. #FOSSforAll will be at #FOSSASIA Summit 2026 in #Bangkok, #Thailand! from March 9 to 10. - A premiere #FOSS gathering that connects #developers #entrepreneurs #educators #community leaders and more across #asia!

    FOSS for All will be running a community #booth and introduce our activities to visitors. Attending FOSSASIA Summit in Bangkok? Don't forget to visit our booth and say hello! Visit summit.fossasia.org to learn more about the event.

  13. #FOSSforAll will be at #FOSSASIA Summit 2026 in #Bangkok, #Thailand! from March 9 to 10. - A premiere #FOSS gathering that connects #developers #entrepreneurs #educators #community leaders and more across #asia!

    FOSS for All will be running a community #booth and introduce our activities to visitors. Attending FOSSASIA Summit in Bangkok? Don't forget to visit our booth and say hello! Visit summit.fossasia.org to learn more about the event.

  14. #FOSSforAll will be at #FOSSASIA Summit 2026 in #Bangkok, #Thailand! from March 9 to 10. - A premiere #FOSS gathering that connects #developers #entrepreneurs #educators #community leaders and more across #asia!

    FOSS for All will be running a community #booth and introduce our activities to visitors. Attending FOSSASIA Summit in Bangkok? Don't forget to visit our booth and say hello! Visit summit.fossasia.org to learn more about the event.

  15. #FOSSforAll will be at #FOSSASIA Summit 2026 in #Bangkok, #Thailand! from March 9 to 10. - A premiere #FOSS gathering that connects #developers #entrepreneurs #educators #community leaders and more across #asia!

    FOSS for All will be running a community #booth and introduce our activities to visitors. Attending FOSSASIA Summit in Bangkok? Don't forget to visit our booth and say hello! Visit summit.fossasia.org to learn more about the event.

  16. Share My Lesson is currently accepting proposals from educators who are interested in presenting a session at the 2026 SML Virtual Conference!

    This year’s conference will feature three themed days and a streamlined schedule of 30 sessions total, creating a more focused and engaging experience for participants. Conference themes will be:

    - Teaching in a Digital World: Technology, AI and digital literacy;
    - The Whole Educator, The Whole Student: Wellness, SEL and mental health; and
    - The Power of Core Subjects: Math, science, civics, literacy and the arts

    Sessions are 55 minutes, held virtually, and will be available both live & later on demand.

    Proposals are due Friday, January 9, 2026.

    Pls share this invite with colleagues or organizations doing great work that you think would be a strong fit!

    sharemylesson.com/2026-share-m

    #Education #Educators #Teachers #TeacherTraining #TeacherPD #ProfessionalDevelopment #TeacherEducation #AI #SEL #Math #STEM #Civics #Literacy #DigitalLiteracy

  17. Paleontology, Past and Present: A New Primary Source Set for Educators – Teaching with the Library

    Norman Ross of the division of Paleontology, National Museum, preparing the skeleton of a baby dinosaur some seven or eight million years old for exhibition. 1921.

    Teaching with the Library Primary Sources & Ideas for Educators, ISSN 2691-6916

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    2. Paleontology, Past and Present: A New Primary Source Set for Educators
    Norman Ross of the division of Paleontology, National Museum, preparing the skeleton of a baby dinosaur some seven or eight million years old for exhibition. 1921.

    Paleontology, Past and Present: A New Primary Source Set for Educators

    November 20, 2025, Posted by: Colleen Smith

    This post is by Jessica Fries-Gaither, a 2024-2025 Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellow at the Library of Congress.

    Primary sources are excellent tools for conveying the nature and practices of science. By providing a firsthand look at the types of questions scientists pose as well as the methods and strategies they employ to answer them, primary sources humanize the scientific endeavor in ways that other materials cannot. And there may be no scientific discipline better suited to such an “inside look” than paleontology. The study of fossilized remains and what they can teach us about Earth’s history is rife with uncertainty, incomplete data sets, and an ever-evolving understanding of the subject.

    A new primary source set from the Library of Congress features 18 primary sources that teachers can use to bring forward the nature of science while also addressing science content standards about paleontology, the fossil record, and geologic time. Through close looking and thoughtful analysis of these items, students can learn about significant paleontological discoveries and practice the types of thinking and questioning employed by professional paleontologists.

    The set includes primary sources in diverse formats (photographs, drawings and engravings, newspaper articles, maps, diagrams, and even a piece of congressional legislation) spanning the early years of paleontology to present day. Dig in and discover:

    • newspaper accounts recounting major discoveries, including Tyrannosaurus rex and fossilized dinosaur eggs!
    • engravings of petrified wood and fossil skulls from Robert Hooke’s Micrographia and Charles Darwin’s Voyage on the H.M.S. Beagle.
    • photographs showing how fossil remains are discovered in the field, as well as how skeletons are constructed and displayed.
    • maps sharing the distributions of rocks and fossils from different geologic time periods.
    Toxodon skull, side view. In The Zoology of the Voyage of the H.M.S. Beagle. 1839.

    The Paleontology, Past and Present primary source set also includes background information, teaching suggestions, and links for additional information and primary sources. We hope that you and your students will find it to be a helpful resource!

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    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Paleontology, Past and Present: A New Primary Source Set for Educators | Teaching with the Library

    Tags: Colleen Smith, Educators, Library of Congress, Library of Congress Blog, Paleontology, Past, Present, Primary Source Set, Primary Sources, Teaching with the Library

    #colleenSmith #educators #libraryOfCongress #libraryOfCongressBlog #paleontology #past #present #primarySourceSet #primarySources #teachingWithTheLibrary

  18. Paleontology, Past and Present: A New Primary Source Set for Educators – Teaching with the Library

    Norman Ross of the division of Paleontology, National Museum, preparing the skeleton of a baby dinosaur some seven or eight million years old for exhibition. 1921.

    Teaching with the Library Primary Sources & Ideas for Educators, ISSN 2691-6916

    1. Home
    2. Paleontology, Past and Present: A New Primary Source Set for Educators
    Norman Ross of the division of Paleontology, National Museum, preparing the skeleton of a baby dinosaur some seven or eight million years old for exhibition. 1921.

    Paleontology, Past and Present: A New Primary Source Set for Educators

    November 20, 2025, Posted by: Colleen Smith

    This post is by Jessica Fries-Gaither, a 2024-2025 Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellow at the Library of Congress.

    Primary sources are excellent tools for conveying the nature and practices of science. By providing a firsthand look at the types of questions scientists pose as well as the methods and strategies they employ to answer them, primary sources humanize the scientific endeavor in ways that other materials cannot. And there may be no scientific discipline better suited to such an “inside look” than paleontology. The study of fossilized remains and what they can teach us about Earth’s history is rife with uncertainty, incomplete data sets, and an ever-evolving understanding of the subject.

    A new primary source set from the Library of Congress features 18 primary sources that teachers can use to bring forward the nature of science while also addressing science content standards about paleontology, the fossil record, and geologic time. Through close looking and thoughtful analysis of these items, students can learn about significant paleontological discoveries and practice the types of thinking and questioning employed by professional paleontologists.

    The set includes primary sources in diverse formats (photographs, drawings and engravings, newspaper articles, maps, diagrams, and even a piece of congressional legislation) spanning the early years of paleontology to present day. Dig in and discover:

    • newspaper accounts recounting major discoveries, including Tyrannosaurus rex and fossilized dinosaur eggs!
    • engravings of petrified wood and fossil skulls from Robert Hooke’s Micrographia and Charles Darwin’s Voyage on the H.M.S. Beagle.
    • photographs showing how fossil remains are discovered in the field, as well as how skeletons are constructed and displayed.
    • maps sharing the distributions of rocks and fossils from different geologic time periods.
    Toxodon skull, side view. In The Zoology of the Voyage of the H.M.S. Beagle. 1839.

    The Paleontology, Past and Present primary source set also includes background information, teaching suggestions, and links for additional information and primary sources. We hope that you and your students will find it to be a helpful resource!

    Categories

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Paleontology, Past and Present: A New Primary Source Set for Educators | Teaching with the Library

    Tags: Colleen Smith, Educators, Library of Congress, Library of Congress Blog, Paleontology, Past, Present, Primary Source Set, Primary Sources, Teaching with the Library

    #colleenSmith #educators #libraryOfCongress #libraryOfCongressBlog #paleontology #past #present #primarySourceSet #primarySources #teachingWithTheLibrary

  19. Paleontology, Past and Present: A New Primary Source Set for Educators – Teaching with the Library

    Norman Ross of the division of Paleontology, National Museum, preparing the skeleton of a baby dinosaur some seven or eight million years old for exhibition. 1921.

    Teaching with the Library Primary Sources & Ideas for Educators, ISSN 2691-6916

    1. Home
    2. Paleontology, Past and Present: A New Primary Source Set for Educators
    Norman Ross of the division of Paleontology, National Museum, preparing the skeleton of a baby dinosaur some seven or eight million years old for exhibition. 1921.

    Paleontology, Past and Present: A New Primary Source Set for Educators

    November 20, 2025, Posted by: Colleen Smith

    This post is by Jessica Fries-Gaither, a 2024-2025 Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellow at the Library of Congress.

    Primary sources are excellent tools for conveying the nature and practices of science. By providing a firsthand look at the types of questions scientists pose as well as the methods and strategies they employ to answer them, primary sources humanize the scientific endeavor in ways that other materials cannot. And there may be no scientific discipline better suited to such an “inside look” than paleontology. The study of fossilized remains and what they can teach us about Earth’s history is rife with uncertainty, incomplete data sets, and an ever-evolving understanding of the subject.

    A new primary source set from the Library of Congress features 18 primary sources that teachers can use to bring forward the nature of science while also addressing science content standards about paleontology, the fossil record, and geologic time. Through close looking and thoughtful analysis of these items, students can learn about significant paleontological discoveries and practice the types of thinking and questioning employed by professional paleontologists.

    The set includes primary sources in diverse formats (photographs, drawings and engravings, newspaper articles, maps, diagrams, and even a piece of congressional legislation) spanning the early years of paleontology to present day. Dig in and discover:

    • newspaper accounts recounting major discoveries, including Tyrannosaurus rex and fossilized dinosaur eggs!
    • engravings of petrified wood and fossil skulls from Robert Hooke’s Micrographia and Charles Darwin’s Voyage on the H.M.S. Beagle.
    • photographs showing how fossil remains are discovered in the field, as well as how skeletons are constructed and displayed.
    • maps sharing the distributions of rocks and fossils from different geologic time periods.
    Toxodon skull, side view. In The Zoology of the Voyage of the H.M.S. Beagle. 1839.

    The Paleontology, Past and Present primary source set also includes background information, teaching suggestions, and links for additional information and primary sources. We hope that you and your students will find it to be a helpful resource!

    Categories

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Paleontology, Past and Present: A New Primary Source Set for Educators | Teaching with the Library

    Tags: Colleen Smith, Educators, Library of Congress, Library of Congress Blog, Paleontology, Past, Present, Primary Source Set, Primary Sources, Teaching with the Library

    #colleenSmith #educators #libraryOfCongress #libraryOfCongressBlog #paleontology #past #present #primarySourceSet #primarySources #teachingWithTheLibrary

  20. #Educators, #learners & #OpenEducation advocates—join #OERcamp.global! 🌍

    A free participatory 24-hour online event around the globe taking place Nov 25–26 2025

    💡 Join & contribute your own session!

    👉 Register now: oercamp.global