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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have to wake up tomorrow for this bs. Not part of my contract. Nope,not learning anything new...guaranteed. Such a waste of time.[/quote] Such a defeatist attitude. Of course it won't work for you. :roll: [/quote] Not sure if you’re being facetious or serious. Either way, the training is lame and doesn’t benefit anyone.[/quote] How do teachers feel when students express that attitude? [/quote] I prefer that my students speak up when they fail to understand the relevance of a lesson. That’s how I get better. Either I need to teach better, or shift my focus. I don’t want to teach robots.[/quote] So why don’t the teachers speak up who are taking the training? Aren’t they an MCPS stakeholder? Doesn’t MCPS take surveys after training to get data if teachers think the training is helpful? I am concerned that there is such a disconnect from Central Office and the staff that work with children. Ultimately, any program MCPS wants to implement will fail if the teachers don’t buy in to the importance of the program. Be Well 365 seems like the predecessor that fell flat. Just saying that SEL is important to MCPS and doing teacher training doesn’t get SEL implemented in the classroom.[/quote]
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