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Let's Talk about Handwriting with Emily Hayes
Students usher into our classroom each school year, eager to learn and take on new challenges. As Early Childhood Educators, it is up to us to present the world to them and help them explore without overwhelming their curious minds. This week's podcast guest, Emily Hayes, makes it her mission to introduce students to new worlds through excellent penmanship!
Good handwriting is more than just letter formation; by building writing stamina, students unlock their imagination and ability to communicate with the world.
Join Emily and me as we explore the wonderful world of handwriting. It's time for our Morning Meeting! [00:00:36] Morning Meeting Song
● [00:02:33] Welcome Emily Hayes and learn more about her career
● [00:05:04] Public or private schools listen as Emily shares her thoughts on each
● [00:06:19] Benefit #1 of Private School's
● [00:07:00] Benefit #2 of Private School's
● [00:07:32] Emily shares why, despite the benefits of private schools, she is pro-public education
● [00:09:36] Discover the power of handwriting and how it influences reading.
● [00:16:48] Emily shares how she has navigated the pandemic as an educator and mother
Takeaways:
● Early educators have so many subjects to introduce their students to; Emily shows us how focusing on one skill can assist us in the other areas.
● The pandemic has changed how we teach, yet I love how Emily has reframed her thoughts around the changes. Instead of thinking about what we can't do, Emily shares the new skill sets all teachers have learned and new ways we can connect with our students.
Get To Know Emily Hayes:
Instagram: Hayes Makes It Happen
Instagram: Clap Into Kindergarten
The Morning Meeting Podcast is a community for early education teachers. Join me as I share insights, resources, and research-based principles for educators.
Did you love this episode? Drop me an email and share your biggest takeaway. Click here https://www.matthalperneducation.com/about-matt-halpern or follow me on Instagram.
Do you want to support The Morning Meeting, click here
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By Matt HalpernStudents usher into our classroom each school year, eager to learn and take on new challenges. As Early Childhood Educators, it is up to us to present the world to them and help them explore without overwhelming their curious minds. This week's podcast guest, Emily Hayes, makes it her mission to introduce students to new worlds through excellent penmanship!
Good handwriting is more than just letter formation; by building writing stamina, students unlock their imagination and ability to communicate with the world.
Join Emily and me as we explore the wonderful world of handwriting. It's time for our Morning Meeting! [00:00:36] Morning Meeting Song
● [00:02:33] Welcome Emily Hayes and learn more about her career
● [00:05:04] Public or private schools listen as Emily shares her thoughts on each
● [00:06:19] Benefit #1 of Private School's
● [00:07:00] Benefit #2 of Private School's
● [00:07:32] Emily shares why, despite the benefits of private schools, she is pro-public education
● [00:09:36] Discover the power of handwriting and how it influences reading.
● [00:16:48] Emily shares how she has navigated the pandemic as an educator and mother
Takeaways:
● Early educators have so many subjects to introduce their students to; Emily shows us how focusing on one skill can assist us in the other areas.
● The pandemic has changed how we teach, yet I love how Emily has reframed her thoughts around the changes. Instead of thinking about what we can't do, Emily shares the new skill sets all teachers have learned and new ways we can connect with our students.
Get To Know Emily Hayes:
Instagram: Hayes Makes It Happen
Instagram: Clap Into Kindergarten
The Morning Meeting Podcast is a community for early education teachers. Join me as I share insights, resources, and research-based principles for educators.
Did you love this episode? Drop me an email and share your biggest takeaway. Click here https://www.matthalperneducation.com/about-matt-halpern or follow me on Instagram.
Do you want to support The Morning Meeting, click here
Interested in learning how we can work together? BookMatt
Support the show