...When is this going to end?
...Will anyone notice if I do a little online shopping?
...Seriously, I already know this!
...I can totally grade and listen at the same time.
While I've experienced PD that made me think as above, I've also had PD that's excited me, inspired me, rejuvenated me, and pushed me! In these first few days of the school year, it's that type of PD we've seen in Lindbergh, the kind that gets us revved up for the year and thinking critically about engaging our students and community in learning.*
A shout out to our building administrators and professional development leaders for providing such great learning opportunities to start the school year!
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| LHS's Amazing Race connects building learning themes for the year to a strong school community |
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| One LHS Amazing Race stop: Sappington to think about mindfulness |
Next Amazing Race task: Trust, collaboration, and communication to build a human pyramid in Laumeier Sculpture Park
The winning team arrives at the final Pit Stop! They must have been some great collaborators (and speedy drivers!)
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| Novel Engineering: At Crestwood, teachers use design-thinking in response to a problem in a book |
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| Crestwood teachers work collaboratively to create a solution, and use feedback to improve their design |
Sappington teachers get to know one another with Team Interview.
Sappington teachers tackle vision work with their new school teams.
Big discussions and decisions being made at Sappington.
Crestwood teachers enjoy the nuts and bolts with some fun prizes.
District PE teachers digging into their new heart monitor equipment. It's Lindbergh's own Orange Theory!
If you don't see your school here, don't worry, you had great PD too...we just didn't get pictures.
*Ok, Mandatory PD modules don't count!
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