Why not use this technique at the beginning of your professional learning community or grade-level or department meetings? It's not self-indulgent to take time to pose these questions to one another:
- What's on your mind?
- What's a recent challenge or success?
- What are you thankful for?
- What are you looking forward to?3
In our experience, taking time to check in emotionally with one another for a few minutes actually increases the efficiency of a meeting. We get more accomplished—and prevent some of the "decision fatigue" that can set in as a meeting goes on.
from ed leadership article - Regaining Compassion Satisfaction - link
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