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🚨 Long post alert 🚨 There are dates that I feel serve as life markers. Birth date. Graduation date. First time… While some of these markers are joyous, Some gut you. 5.6.20; 7.6.20; 9.7.21. Anyone that knows me was very well acquainted with my Staffy bully O S C A R. For 14 years of my life, he was the homie. The day I took him to the vet and was told that further treatments would increase his pain and the best thing for him was to let him go was the top 3 hardest things I’ve endured in my adult life. Having already lost my moms the year prior then to lose my fur child, there were days that begin and ended in tears. People immediately begin asking me. When are you going to get another dog, are you going to get another dog and I reply no I’m not ready and I don’t know if I ever will be. What I didn’t know is that pieces of my heart had been taken, and I needed to give myself time to grieve and allow my heart to heal. The best decision I made was not only going into therapy, but also finding a grief counseling group so that I can begin to process not only Oscars death, but also the death of my mother’s and inevitable deaths yet to come. so last week when I passed by the couple advertising puppies in the Walmart parking lot, I of course, stopped. Just to look. I had no intention of leaving with Deuce. But when I saw him and I held him, I knew. I was ready to open up my heart again. And so far, the two of us are doing on. losing someone that you love that you have given pieces of your heart too is one of the hardest markers that life will do you. One thing I’ve learned about grief is it’s different for everybody and there is no timeline on grief. I also learned that the memories in the moments sometimes hit you and that’s also OK. It’s also OK to after you feel you healed to open up your heart again. so I wanted to encourage someone who’s going through the grieving process by giving you a little sunshine by way of the cutest puppy ever: period. #nattygeek78 #embraceyourinnergeek #cutestpuppy #livingthedeucelife #animalshorts #bostonterriersofyoutube #bostonterrier #fyp

Hey this is your daily reminder that it’s 100% ok to ignore every email, text, or call from your administrator until you’re contractually obligated to do so. So go ahead and create that proper and professional auto-reply email. Post your best summer auto-reply message 👇🏾 ________________________________ ⬇️GEEKING OUT ON SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORM NEAR YOU! ⬇️ IG: @nattygeek78 TikTok: @nattygeek78 FB: Nattygeek78 YT: nattygeek78 “Embrace Your Inner Geek.” #fyp #nattygeek78 #embraceyourinnergeek #educate #empower #elevate #engage #foryou #contentcreator #teacherwisdom #letmebreakitdownforyou #teacherhumor

This week, May 6-10 is National Teacher Week! All week educators are being bombarded with a cornucopia of freebies and discounts. 👩🏾‍🏫 Do educators love the extra punny gifts, the jeans passes, the free food, swag, early outs, and gift cards of love we receive during the month of MAY? HELL YEA. Educators are used to getting scraps so we'll take the extra morsels when we can. ✏️ But if you ask any educator, all they truly want is actual APPRECIATION for the service they deliver day in and day out for 180, 210, or 365 days a year. ✏️ Many educators would define actual appreciation as competitive and comparable pay based on our years of experience and the mandated licensure requirements. ✏️ Others would say actual appreciation is support and protection from school & district leaders. ✏️ Plenty simply want the appreciation of knowing they can report to work and just educate versus finding creative ways to manage and redirect students who have no real consequences when they make poor choices. ✏️ Some would say appreciation mirrors an educational system based on true equity. One that attempts to truly educate all our students - reaching them where they are individuals and allow them to discover and embrace the inner geek that live inside.

Usually the teacher that has had the greatest impact was the one that left or produced the lawyer impression or effect. Thank you to the educators who left a major mark: Gloria Chambers Jacqueline Kanipe Mrs. Hope Mrs. Stuart Mrs. Cole Mrs. Peeler Mr. Justice Dr. Sandy Sikes Dr. Barbara Zwadyk Pastor Kathy A. Merritt impactful (im· pact· ful) producing a marked impression or effect on a person, place, or thing. Comment and tag those educators who left or at still leaving a mark for you. #nattygeek78 #embraceyourinnergeek #fyp #foryou #contentcreator #teachersofinstagram #teacherstruggles #teacherlife #teacherproblems #teachersfollowteachers #teachertribe #teacher #teachers #teacherblogger #teacherappreciationweek #viral #reels #

Why, just why. Those voices belong on stage wow respect ❤❤

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ESSAY SUBMISSION CHECKLIST 1️⃣ Page Header Make sure your Last Name and page number are listed in UPPER RIGHT CORNER Make sure the document header has changed the font to Times New Roman and the size is 12 2️⃣ Page Heading Check four items required in your heading. Check the format date listed in your heading: DD Month Year - no punctuation, month spelled out. 3️⃣ Spacing & Margins Double Spaced 1” Margins *automatically done* Essay Body left-justified All paragraphs indented 4️⃣ Title Titled should be centered No italics or bold formatting Proper capitalization *articles, prepositions, and words 3-letters are less: NEVER CAPITALIZED 5️⃣ In-Text Citation Make sure all quotes and paraphrases have a proper in-text citation. Check punctuation placement for each in-text citation. Double-Check Works Cited entries (must have an in-text citation in your essay to be ON your works cited entry page) 6️⃣Grammar Check sentences for misplaced commas Check capitalization of titles of works. Remember: Grammarly doesn’t always catch everything! ⭐BONUS TIP #1 Check your Thesis Statement: Body Paragraphs Consistency Check to make sure the points introduced in your thesis statement are discussed in their own individual body paragraphs or sections. Make sure you have relevant evidence that backs up the point you’re discussing. ⭐BONUS TIP #2 Your Works Cited Page should always: Include ALL of the CITED SOURCES used in your essay Be in alphabetical order! Follow all capitalization and punctuation rules. #nattygeek78 #embraceyourinnergeek #teacher #fyp #following #teachersoftiktok #essayhack #essaywriting

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Teachers: can I get an AMEN if you are tired of doing these monthly vector training videos?!

Ready to take your vocab to the next level? Type ʙʀᴀɪɴɪᴀᴄ100 in the comments and I’ll DM you with the info! “You can’t have my mind. You can’t have my spirit.” - @lanellgrant 𝓵𝓪𝓷 •𝓰𝓾𝓸𝓻 𝓵𝓪𝓷•𝓰𝓾𝓸𝓻 | 𝓵𝓪𝓝𝓖(𝓰)𝓮𝓻 | noun the state or feeling, often pleasant, of tiredness or inertia: Synonym: lethargic, fatigue, idleness Antonym: Vitality, vigor To rid herself of the feeling of languor, Lanelle writes a rhyme that does it effectively.

This is perfect for my 8th graders! I will be using it on Monday. Thanks!

She looks and sounds like a groomer

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Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄

I’m a big Tennessee titans fan

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Love this!! Looking forward to seeing more episodes.

Greetings from Egypt 🌷😇🌷

watching the video has open my eye since 3rd grade now i know how to react Arlene Jefferson

Thank you for this video i'm in college and haven't had to annotate anything since the 3rd grade. this really helped!

Thank you so much 😇 Greetings from Egypt 😇

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I LOVE THIS TEACHER

Ouu i needed this part two. I've been wondering should i number the paragraphs now i know it helps too. Again thank you

Very helpful edit: she is absolutely right about highlighting without text/notes, i have forgotten why i even highlighted a sentence all because i didn't leave a notes as to what stood out to me.

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Great! keep it coming :D! Do what the pros do > P-R-O-M-O-S-M!

Great accomplishments and exertion of fortitude in the midst of some monumental challenges. I'm about to forward your video to my mother. She has Lupus-it runs heavily throughout our family. Thanks for sharing your story

Thank you! This helped my daughter with her homework after missing class!

Done full pack po host ..sending my support po God Bless you..

Very good pointers.

I'm not even in this class and this woman is my school savior

Still waiting on the monomyth

anyone here from Mrs. Mathew's Class

1. Number the paragraphs - this helps with those special questions to give a written response. 2. Highlight the title - make any inferences, predictions, or any generalizations, or any opinions about the title of the text you are reading. 3. Prep for the story basics - plot, setting, characters, and conflict. Put them on a sticky note or in the margin. 4. Create a system to annotate - colours, underline, circle, box- mean something. Use this to highlight your plot, setting, characters, conflict, and thoughts/questions/ideas in the text. Be consistent with your system throughout your text analysis. 5. Update your story basics (i.e. plot, setting, characters, and conflict) details as you get them in the text. 6. Beginning of your prediction and analytic analysis of the story. Annotate text with “PC” that you have a connection with (i.e. PC = personal connection) 7. Read and repeat - steps 1 to 6. 8. Picking out the literary devices of the text - e.g. personification, imagery, symbolism, similes, metaphors, alliterations. Also decipher the tone, atmosphere, and mood of the text. Think about how the characters’ tones and moods, feelings, and emotions are changing, and then begin to see word patterns and phrases emerge, and/or repeat as you are still updating your four-story basics. Pay attention to how the author is using literary elements to drive the plot. 9. Attack those words - words that you know, words that you do not know, words that surprise you, intrigue you, or shock you. 10. Monitor the changes in the plot and the conflict - what conflict emerges at the beginning of the story. How are those conflicts resolved? Where does the story begin to take a turn, with the rising action, and hit the climax of the story? Where do you see the following action start to occur? Ultimately, what was the resolution in the story? 11. Read and repeat - steps 1 to 10

This was a lightbulb moment for me. Thanks

Idky but I love watching this video. I’m not in school but I annotate my books still

This was so helpful she is a great teacher

I love your story. Thank you for sharing. So inspiring. May I share?

Thank you so much!!!

This helped a lot. I’m studying for my ASVAB and word knowledge has been difficult. Thank you!!

This video is really very useful. This would work well for my college students. Love how you broke this down. Great job! Impressive passion.

Thank you. My ela grade is now a 98

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This was helpful, thanks!

I’m a teacher, and reading the has helped me so much! I’m going to use some of your talking points for my 6th graders.

Thank you very much for this video! This has helped me do my homework and understand more about annotation and how to annotate. Thank you! Have great week! ❤