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    Re: Teacher Recognition

    Posted by: Be aware that these types of things LOWER morale on 7/22/12
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    If you have 40 faculty members, one gets recognized and 39 go
    away wondering "Why wasn't I the one chosen? I do good
    things."

    This kind of thing is generally more of a morale killer than
    booster.

    Putting out a bowl of pretzels, or boxes of donuts for
    everyone to share and giving sincere compliments to the staff
    as a whole for the great work with kids is far more likely to
    raise moral.

    On 7/20/12, Jennifer wrote:
    > My P and I were talking of ways that we could recognize
    > teachers in faculty meetings for going above and beyond in
    > an effort to build morale and school community. I am
    > curious what others have done that is creative and
    > inspiring to their staff. I've been in a school that has
    > done the Top Dog and Top Cat award where admin begins the
    > process of giving out the stuffed dog or cat to staff and
    > they in turn choose someone for the next meeting to
    > recognize. Ive also been in a school where admin only gave
    > a long stem red rose with a blurb to recognize staff. What
    > have you done?
     

     

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    Posts on this thread, including this one

  • Teacher Recognition, 7/20/12, by Jennifer.
  • Re: Teacher Recognition, 7/22/12, by Be aware that these types of things LOWER morale.
  • Re: Teacher Recognition, 7/23/12, by PR.
  • Re: Teacher Recognition, 8/03/12, by tms.
  • Re: Teacher Recognition, 8/04/12, by judy5ca.
  • Re: Teacher Recognition, 8/06/12, by ELAR Teacher.

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