Episode 91.1 – Failure is Not an Option (Replay)

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Steve Gilliland @Stv_Gilliland Asst. Principal at Del City High School and Dr. Phil Campbell @drphilcampbell

Overview of chat topic

Failure is Not an option

Questions from the chat:

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@drphilcampbell #oklaed pic.twitter.com/bXjDNGh5AQ

— Steve Gilliland (@Stv_Gilliland) November 19, 2018

A1. When I taught freshmen math, I would give tours of the school to them so they would feel more comfortable in the school. Coming to the HS can be overwhelming. Leadership we usually do team building activities like Mousetraps or a scavenger hunt. #oklaed https://t.co/ObujyuhJAS

— Kristy Cooper (@kriscoop80) November 19, 2018

a1) I really like doing flipgrid intros.. I can review them since I am tragic at names. #oklaed

— Dr Theresa Cullen (@DrTerriC) November 19, 2018

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@drphilcampbell #oklaed pic.twitter.com/xhR6mKr1TB

— Steve Gilliland (@Stv_Gilliland) November 19, 2018

A2 Be available. Hear what they say. Look them in the eyes and tell them what you truly appreciate about them. Everyone needs to hear something good sometimes. Shout the good for all to hear and whisper the bad when necessary…#oklaed https://t.co/TfGELMwqwr

— Pamela Huston (@PrincipalHuston) November 19, 2018

A2: Value the small things that students want to talk about or say to you. Then follow up on it. This shows that you genuinely care for your students. #oklaed

— Pius Xavier Halder (@Xavier_PH) November 19, 2018

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@drphilcampbell #oklaed pic.twitter.com/v5i2fSjYzw

— Steve Gilliland (@Stv_Gilliland) November 19, 2018

A3) Meet students where they are—even if they are disengaged and seated at the back of the class. #oklaed https://t.co/j43SH8N7bw

— Joy Hofmeister (@joy4ok) November 19, 2018

A3. I try to figure out what they’re interested in. I also try to keep in mind that it’s ok to be introverted. I look for opportunities for them to show me what they know until they’re comfortable speaking up in class discussions. #oklaed

— Lauren Peña (@lauren_pena16) November 19, 2018

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@drphilcampbell #oklaed pic.twitter.com/gkRBRUcx1P

— Steve Gilliland (@Stv_Gilliland) November 19, 2018

A4: Keep in touch with other educators. Take part in chats and discussions. Watch and take part in webinars and seminars. #oklaed

— Pius Xavier Halder (@Xavier_PH) November 19, 2018

A4: Many hours of active supervision in the lunch room, after school programs and before ball games. That’s how I keep my relevancy game on “fleek.” That term is old but the kids get a kick out of it 😂 #oklaed https://t.co/kpBtDbNBaT

— Shane A. Sanders, M.Ed. (@edu_sanders70) November 19, 2018

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@drphilcampbell #oklaed pic.twitter.com/PG7iMudlSP

— Steve Gilliland (@Stv_Gilliland) November 19, 2018

A5) know their goal(s). My Papa always said there are lots of roads to a town, some just get you there faster. You have to be okay with Ss or Ts taking a longer route. #OklaEd pic.twitter.com/MgwVCojgg9

— jennifer mckay (@mrs_mc_kay) November 19, 2018

A5 – Man – I am trying hard at this. My Ss are so accustomed to success coming through scores and I am trying so hard to show them that it can mean many things. I try to push the #failforward mindset & help them celebrate growth. #oklaed https://t.co/PNSvgJnlmu

— Shari Gateley (@ShariGateley) November 19, 2018

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@drphilcampbell #oklaed pic.twitter.com/KyYmau3q9o

— Steve Gilliland (@Stv_Gilliland) November 19, 2018

A6: A huge step for me as an educator was realizing that it's ok to be vulnerable with my kids. I've failed so many times as an educator, as a person, as a father, you name it. But today, with every ounce that I am, I'm gonna win. And I share that mentality with my kids. #oklaed

— PC Rocks 🤘🏽 (@drphilcampbell) November 19, 2018

A6: I tell teachers its okay to play with tech. Its okay to break it! We shouldn't stop learning by playing. #oklaed

— Jun Kim (@MPSTechnology) November 19, 2018

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@drphilcampbell #oklaed pic.twitter.com/wTn13KKiVI

— Steve Gilliland (@Stv_Gilliland) November 19, 2018

A7) When the times get tough, I reexamine my "Why" and then look for ways to turn the course if it isn't working. Lately, I have been trying to find the good people to help bring my vision to view for all. Sometimes we can't do it alone to be successful. #oklaed https://t.co/XZFHEYAwYt

— Jack Reed (@jlreed2011) November 19, 2018

A7. I take me time (even though people don’t think I do). I also is heavily involved at the school. I go to sporting event, fine arts, and etc. it makes the job so much more fun. #oklaed

— Kristy Cooper (@kriscoop80) November 19, 2018

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@drphilcampbell #oklaed pic.twitter.com/lDhmM0AK2t

— Steve Gilliland (@Stv_Gilliland) November 19, 2018

A8: I've been working hard targeting the less gregarious of my department co wonders, hoping I make a difference and make them want to stay at DCHS #OklaEd

— Renee Bell (@Biobellrocks) November 19, 2018

A8: @ebarnes73 & @TeachFromHere 2 cool cats in my book! #oklaed

— Steve Gilliland (@Stv_Gilliland) November 26, 2018

A8: Invisible? How can we change that in our schools, work place or community? I think it starts by honoring people enough to learn, remember and speak their names. #oklaed https://t.co/KCnlO2SH82

— Joy Hofmeister (@joy4ok) November 19, 2018

Boomsauce Tweet(s) of the Night:

Scott:

A6: A huge step for me as an educator was realizing that it's ok to be vulnerable with my kids. I've failed so many times as an educator, as a person, as a father, you name it. But today, with every ounce that I am, I'm gonna win. And I share that mentality with my kids. #oklaed

— PC Rocks 🤘🏽 (@drphilcampbell) November 19, 2018

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