#HackLearning Archive

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:30 AM EDT

Welcome to another #HackLearning chat. Our "hacky" topic this morning is H.A.L.T. Let's start with introductions.

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Stella_Pollard Oct 15 @ 8:30 AM EDT

Good morning, everyone! Happy to be here for such an interesting topic. I’m Stella, a 7th Grade Science Teacher from KY. #hacklearning

SylviaEllison Oct 15 @ 8:30 AM EDT

Good morning ... Sylvia, Academic Coach / ENG TCHR at Title 1 HS in Tampa, FL Ready to #HackLearning with my PLN this morning 💜

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:30 AM EDT

Welcome Stella! #HackLearning

In reply to @Stella_Pollard

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:31 AM EDT

Hi! I'm Kimberley Moran, author of Hacking Parenthood. I live in Maine. I have 2 kids who meltdown a LOT. #hacklearning #parentmantras

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:31 AM EDT

I represent the #hacklearning team and https://t.co/H2NtLvVTSb Kimberley Moran @kimberleygmoran and I are your moderators today.

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:31 AM EDT

Welcome Sylvia! #HackLearning

In reply to @SylviaEllison

Onejollyday Oct 15 @ 8:31 AM EDT

Good morning #HackLearning Donna from PA

PrincipalFrench Oct 15 @ 8:31 AM EDT

Good morning, #HackLearning. Mark here, elementary principal in Hopkins, MN. It's a beautiful fall morning in Minnesota. Here's my view.

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:31 AM EDT

Hi Mark! #HackLearning

In reply to @PrincipalFrench

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:31 AM EDT

Hi Donna! #HackLearning

In reply to @Onejollyday

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:32 AM EDT

Our fast-paced chat will be 3 questions in 23 minutes. Use A1 to respond to Q1 & remember to include hashtag #HackLearning in all tweets.

Dr_LMR Oct 15 @ 8:32 AM EDT

Good morning #HackLearning friends! Lena Marie, HS AP from MA joining the convo today!

Stella_Pollard Oct 15 @ 8:32 AM EDT

If anyone is interested in talking about how to deal with student meltdowns, hop on! :-) #hacklearning is starting now!

markbarnes19 - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:27 AM EDT

#HackLearning chat with is blasting off. There's still time to invite friends.

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:32 AM EDT

Jeremy from Connecticut, primarily here as a parent of 12 yo & 8 yo girls (the latter of whom had trying moments yesterday)... #HackLearning

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:30 AM EDT

Welcome to another #HackLearning chat. Our "hacky" topic this morning is H.A.L.T. Let's start with introductions.

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:32 AM EDT

Hi Lena! #HackLearning

In reply to @Dr_LMR

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:32 AM EDT

Good morning, Mark. #hackLearning

In reply to @PrincipalFrench

TrishKing6 Oct 15 @ 8:32 AM EDT

Good Morning! I teach 6th grade global cultures in TN and work with 6-12 on Community Partnerships. #HackLearning

AngelaStockman - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:32 AM EDT

Hi! I'm Angela from Buffalo. I have a 17 and 21 year old. I melt down a lot. Does this count? :) #hacklearning

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:32 AM EDT

Welcome, Sylvia. #hackLearning

In reply to @SylviaEllison

jenladd Oct 15 @ 8:32 AM EDT

Hello #HackLearning. Jennifer from Michigan- I teach 4th graders and I have three kiddos of my own- interesting topic.

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:32 AM EDT

Hi Jeremy! #HackLearning

In reply to @JeremyDBond

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:33 AM EDT

Hi Trish! #HackLearning

In reply to @TrishKing6

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:33 AM EDT

Totally. #HackLearning

In reply to @AngelaStockman

kdkirby18 Oct 15 @ 8:33 AM EDT

Good morning #HackLearning Kylan here! Preservice Special Ed teacher from SC!

cooper1503 Oct 15 @ 8:33 AM EDT

Good morning! Chris from TN #hacklearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:33 AM EDT

It totally counts. Glad you're here friend! #HackLearning

In reply to @AngelaStockman

jenladd Oct 15 @ 8:33 AM EDT

Good morning Lena!! #hacklearning

In reply to @Dr_LMR

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:33 AM EDT

Hi Jennifer! #HackLearning

In reply to @jenladd

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:33 AM EDT

Thanks to @kimberleygmoran for bringing this topic to #HackLearning. She's bringing our next book to the series.

In reply to @Stella_Pollard, @kimberleygmoran

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:33 AM EDT

Hi Kirby! #HackLearning

In reply to @kdkirby18

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:34 AM EDT

We'll be starting with Q1 in one minute. #HackLearning

AngelaStockman - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:34 AM EDT

Last night at 2am: Convos about the use of my vehicle. Grrrr. #hacklearning

In reply to @JeremyDBond

biologygoddess Oct 15 @ 8:34 AM EDT

Bonnie here from CT ready to learn with the #hacklearning crew

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:34 AM EDT

Hi Chris! #HackLearning

In reply to @cooper1503

brianrozinsky Oct 15 @ 8:34 AM EDT

Hi, #hacklearning. I'm Brian. I teach MS Ss Eng in CO. Their meltdowns befuddle me when our conceptions of big vs. small stuff differ.

D4Griffin3 Oct 15 @ 8:34 AM EDT

Good Morning. Dennis Griffin elementary principal. Father of a 14 and soon to be 10 year old. #HackLearning

kylelaurie Oct 15 @ 8:34 AM EDT

Steve, TI from Canandaigua, NY. #HackLearning

patgeyer Oct 15 @ 8:34 AM EDT

Pat, NY, good morning folks! #HackLearning

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:34 AM EDT

Nice. Cloudy here in Rhode Island (I'm in my next-door state today)--but the starry night was beautiful. #HackLearning

In reply to @PrincipalFrench

Mrs_Preston_RHS Oct 15 @ 8:34 AM EDT

Good morning! I'm Heather, AP lit teacher from Texas. I'm so happy to start off my Sunday with my PLN. #HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:34 AM EDT

Hi Bonnie! #HackLearning

In reply to @biologygoddess

lpijanowski Oct 15 @ 8:34 AM EDT

Good Morning #hacklearning! Ready to start my Sunday with great collaboration! Lissa from GA!

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:34 AM EDT

Hi Brian! #HackLearning

In reply to @brianrozinsky

jenladd Oct 15 @ 8:34 AM EDT

Good morning Jeremy! My 9 yo daughter had some trying moments this past week too. #hacklearning

In reply to @JeremyDBond

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:34 AM EDT

Hi Dennis! #HackLearning

In reply to @D4Griffin3

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:35 AM EDT

Q1: What is your go-to hack for being one step ahead of a meltdown? #hacklearning #parentmantras

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:35 AM EDT

Hi Steve! #HackLearning

In reply to @kylelaurie

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:35 AM EDT

Hi Pat #HackLearning

In reply to @patgeyer

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:35 AM EDT

Hi Heather! #HackLearning

In reply to @Mrs_Preston_RHS

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:35 AM EDT

Hi Lissa! #HackLearning

In reply to @lpijanowski

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:35 AM EDT

Sounds like we're in the right place. #HackLearning

In reply to @jenladd

Stella_Pollard Oct 15 @ 8:35 AM EDT

Hey Chris! Good morning to you. Hope your day is starting off well. :-) #hacklearning

In reply to @cooper1503

Jim_dEntremont Oct 15 @ 8:35 AM EDT

Good morning, #HackLearning Jim - 7th grade social studies teacher from MA

AngelaDolezal98 Oct 15 @ 8:35 AM EDT

Good morning! Angela, elementary principal in IL. Ready for another great #HackLearning.

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:36 AM EDT

A1 I stop myself w/ the acronym H.A.L.T. Is my kid Hungry Angry Lonely or Tired? It focuses me on what matters. #hacklearning #parentmantras

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:36 AM EDT

A1: Ideas to keep ahead of student meltdown: 1. Frequent check ins 2. Attend to signs 3. Be proactive with changes in routine #HackLearning

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:36 AM EDT

Q1 again. #hackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:35 AM EDT

Q1: What is your go-to hack for being one step ahead of a meltdown? #hacklearning #parentmantras

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:36 AM EDT

Hack your PLN by following everyone in today's #HackLearning chat.

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:36 AM EDT

In Q1, that's actually my angry kid. She's been mad for a long time! #HackLearning

LeeAraoz Oct 15 @ 8:36 AM EDT

Good morning, #HackLearning I'm Lee, an instructional technology coordinator joining from NY.

Stella_Pollard Oct 15 @ 8:36 AM EDT

A1: Talk to them. Listen to them. If you “ignore” the situation, it makes the child feel like they need to act out even more. #hacklearning

SylviaEllison Oct 15 @ 8:36 AM EDT

A1 establishing a culture of “everything is gonna’ be all right” .. I constantly remind myself that “this too shall pass” #HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:35 AM EDT

Q1: What is your go-to hack for being one step ahead of a meltdown? #hacklearning #parentmantras

hillis_stacey Oct 15 @ 8:36 AM EDT

Looking forward to #learning with my #PLN this am #HackLearning Strong quote to consider @wrdsb

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:34 AM EDT

We'll be starting with Q1 in one minute. #HackLearning

AngelaStockman - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:36 AM EDT

At our phase of the game, having schedules clearly defined+transparent to all. Prepping ahead, too: Meals, clothes, homework. #hacklearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:36 AM EDT

Listening is so key, isn't it? #HackLearning

In reply to @Stella_Pollard

biologygoddess Oct 15 @ 8:36 AM EDT

A1 always be watching! Know the kids and what "sets them off" #hacklearning

conniehamilton - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:37 AM EDT

A1: It's important to know that a meltdown is NOT the same as a tantrum. Treat them differently: https://t.co/HbWWd4G7oW #HackLearning

AngelaStockman - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:37 AM EDT

A1: Whoops! #hacklearning

AngelaStockman - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:36 AM EDT

At our phase of the game, having schedules clearly defined+transparent to all. Prepping ahead, too: Meals, clothes, homework. #hacklearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:37 AM EDT

It's all a phase is something I keep in my mind a lot. #HackLearning

In reply to @SylviaEllison

Ms_A_Yeh Oct 15 @ 8:37 AM EDT

Good morning #hacklearning! Aubrey, ed tech specialist in CO, trying to wake up this morning :-)!

PrincipalFrench Oct 15 @ 8:37 AM EDT

A1) I'm not a parent, but my go-to hack at school is to form positive relationships with students. That way they trust me. #HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:35 AM EDT

Q1: What is your go-to hack for being one step ahead of a meltdown? #hacklearning #parentmantras

lpijanowski Oct 15 @ 8:37 AM EDT

A2: Try to anticipate what will set them off. Try not to overreact but coach them through the situation. #hacklearning

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:36 AM EDT
Q1 again. #hackLearning
- kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:35 AM EDT
  
  Q1: What is your go-to hack for being one step ahead of a meltdown? #hacklearning #parentmantras

Jim_dEntremont Oct 15 @ 8:37 AM EDT

A1: Try to recognize the signs #HackLearning

Stella_Pollard Oct 15 @ 8:37 AM EDT

It really is! Try to understand how they feel and what has set them off. Try to fix it before the meltdown occurs. #hacklearning

In reply to @kimberleygmoran

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:37 AM EDT

Consistency is good for everyone. #HackLearning

In reply to @AngelaStockman

AmyLynnRever Oct 15 @ 8:37 AM EDT

Greetings! Amy from MI. Middle school band teacher and parent of a 4 year old. #hacklearning

patgeyer Oct 15 @ 8:37 AM EDT

A1: Always read the room. You are "on" all the time. Diffuse. #HackLearning

TrishKing6 Oct 15 @ 8:37 AM EDT

A1 With all 6th grade girls, I'm always watching facial expressions, reactions, body language, & listening to Ss' words & tone #HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:35 AM EDT

Q1: What is your go-to hack for being one step ahead of a meltdown? #hacklearning #parentmantras

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:37 AM EDT

A1) Stopping myself from what I want to say (don't be unreasonable etc.) and giving them space, leading them out if necessary. #HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:35 AM EDT

Q1: What is your go-to hack for being one step ahead of a meltdown? #hacklearning #parentmantras

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:37 AM EDT

Oh my word, this is so important. #HackLearning

In reply to @biologygoddess

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:38 AM EDT

When we tend to these issues that can lead to meltdown, we might avoid one. #hackLearning

AngelaStockman - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:36 AM EDT

At our phase of the game, having schedules clearly defined+transparent to all. Prepping ahead, too: Meals, clothes, homework. #hacklearning

biologygoddess Oct 15 @ 8:38 AM EDT

perception is reality, even if we don't understand what the problem is it is real to them #HackLearning

In reply to @Stella_Pollard

cooper1503 Oct 15 @ 8:38 AM EDT

A1 Knowing the kids triggers, knowing sometimes they are unavoidable, and preparing to remian calm #hacklearning

jenladd Oct 15 @ 8:38 AM EDT

A1: as a P I try to plan ahead especially on the hungry part. Otherwise I try to look at the what & when or patterns. #HackLearning

Onejollyday Oct 15 @ 8:38 AM EDT

A1: observations (looking for distress signals), check-ins, offer choices #HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:38 AM EDT

As a teacher, you parent too! I agree, relationships are everything. #HackLearning

In reply to @PrincipalFrench

PrincipalFrench Oct 15 @ 8:38 AM EDT

A1) My second go-to hack is to conduct daily check ins with some of my good friends. #HackLearning

biologygoddess Oct 15 @ 8:38 AM EDT

we can't be with them for every situation, but we can be prepared #HackLearning

In reply to @kimberleygmoran

Stella_Pollard Oct 15 @ 8:38 AM EDT

Yes! When talking to kids, we have to remember that something that seems silly to us, is a major part of their life. #HackLearning

In reply to @biologygoddess

AngelaDolezal98 Oct 15 @ 8:38 AM EDT

Hungry and tired are the first two things I check with my children and often with my Ss as well. I need to add the A and L #HackLearning

In reply to @kimberleygmoran

brianrozinsky Oct 15 @ 8:38 AM EDT

A1 Not having my own kids ;) With students in class, it helps to suspend (or delay) judgment. Try to gather meltdown facts 1st #hacklearning

hillis_stacey Oct 15 @ 8:38 AM EDT

@hackmylearning short, clear instructions, check-ins, mindfulness breaks, frequent body breaks #HackLearning

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:39 AM EDT

Thank you. Don't think I'm observant enough as a parent and I'm caught by surprise. #HackLearning

In reply to @kimberleygmoran, @biologygoddess

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:39 AM EDT

Hi Amy! #HackLearning

In reply to @AmyLynnRever

amandapackman Oct 15 @ 8:39 AM EDT

A1: In my classroom I have a cool down corner. Students can color, squeeze something, play with play dough, and calm down. #HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:39 AM EDT

Yes! There is so much to watch for. #HackLearning

In reply to @TrishKing6

markbarnes19 - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:39 AM EDT

I only wish I could answer this. The meltdown seems like a weekly event at my house. #HackLearning

In reply to @kimberleygmoran

jenladd Oct 15 @ 8:39 AM EDT

Agreed. #hackLearning

In reply to @kimberleygmoran, @PrincipalFrench

AngelaStockman - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:39 AM EDT

This is SO helpful. How you interpret+respond to one vs. other is important. #hacklearning

conniehamilton - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:37 AM EDT

A1: It's important to know that a meltdown is NOT the same as a tantrum. Treat them differently: https://t.co/HbWWd4G7oW #HackLearning

conniehamilton - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:39 AM EDT

You and me both... I'm on the west coast. Chat started at 5:30am here. #hackLearning

In reply to @Ms_A_Yeh

Dr_LMR Oct 15 @ 8:39 AM EDT

We often forget something usually triggers the response. Hunger impacts how they feel - thinking of the snickers commercial! #HackLearning

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:36 AM EDT

A1: Ideas to keep ahead of student meltdown: 1. Frequent check ins 2. Attend to signs 3. Be proactive with changes in routine #HackLearning

Ms_A_Yeh Oct 15 @ 8:40 AM EDT

A1: Figure out what precedes the meltdown. Keep an eye open for those signs. Address it then, not after it becomes full-blown. #HackLearning

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biologygoddess Oct 15 @ 8:40 AM EDT

Parents have lots of balls in the air, this is why P/T communication is so critical #HackLearning

Stella_Pollard Oct 15 @ 8:40 AM EDT

Just remember that the struggle is real.. Ha! :) #hacklearning

In reply to @markbarnes19, @kimberleygmoran

Mrs_Preston_RHS Oct 15 @ 8:40 AM EDT

A1 Start building positive relationships from day 1. Trust is key. You have to make a deposit to make a withdrawal. #HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:40 AM EDT

Yes, support makes a huge difference in my life too. #HackLearning

In reply to @PrincipalFrench

lpijanowski Oct 15 @ 8:40 AM EDT

I do believe that mindfulness practices should be taught and practiced at all levels. It works! https://t.co/UDB0NtO41Z #hacklearning

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:40 AM EDT

So if they're just tired, it's pointless telling them that, no? Is it really just putting it in perspective for yourself? #HackLearning

In reply to @AngelaDolezal98, @kimberleygmoran

markbarnes19 - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:40 AM EDT

@molliebarnes22 this is a great topic. #HackLearning #parentmantras

In reply to @kimberleygmoran, @molliebarnes22

AngelaDolezal98 Oct 15 @ 8:40 AM EDT

I also cue both my own children and my Ss (In 5 min you will do this. At 1:00 this will happen.) #HackLearning

In reply to @AngelaStockman

TrishKing6 Oct 15 @ 8:40 AM EDT

A1b. They're so focused on grades & "getting in trouble," lots of talk when they're worried they'll disappoint their Ps. #HackLearning

kdkirby18 Oct 15 @ 8:40 AM EDT

A1: know Ss triggers and have a solid relationship so they feel comfortable letting you lead them through the melt down #HackLearning

SylviaEllison Oct 15 @ 8:40 AM EDT

And what comes before can mean minutes, hours, or days ☺️ #HackLearning

In reply to @Ms_A_Yeh

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:41 AM EDT

We're moving on to Q2 in one minute. #HackLearning

D4Griffin3 Oct 15 @ 8:41 AM EDT

A1) Approach with heart. Understand one (or two, three, four and so on) moment should not define the student. #HackLearning

AngelaDolezal98 Oct 15 @ 8:41 AM EDT

Knowing the child is so important. #HackLearning

In reply to @biologygoddess

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:41 AM EDT

So fabulous. Early planning is so key. #HackLearning

amandapackman Oct 15 @ 8:39 AM EDT

A1: In my classroom I have a cool down corner. Students can color, squeeze something, play with play dough, and calm down. #HackLearning

brianrozinsky Oct 15 @ 8:41 AM EDT

A1.2 Coach kids to notice own meltdown signs & preempt. My wife's been trying this w/me re: hungry :) I'm learning, slowly. #hacklearning

Stella_Pollard Oct 15 @ 8:41 AM EDT

Parents are teachers. <3 #HackLearning

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:41 AM EDT

We're moving on to Q2 in one minute. #HackLearning

carlameyrink Oct 15 @ 8:41 AM EDT

Wow, ;this is so helpful! #hacklearning

In reply to @conniehamilton

AngelaStockman - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:41 AM EDT

We did this often when ours were younger, and I still use in the classroom, too. #hacklearning

AngelaDolezal98 Oct 15 @ 8:40 AM EDT

I also cue both my own children and my Ss (In 5 min you will do this. At 1:00 this will happen.) #HackLearning
In reply to @AngelaStockman

Ms_A_Yeh Oct 15 @ 8:41 AM EDT

Such a great point! This is why KNOWING our kids (students or own kids) is so important! #hacklearning

SylviaEllison Oct 15 @ 8:40 AM EDT

And what comes before can mean minutes, hours, or days ☺️ #HackLearning
In reply to @Ms_A_Yeh

scienceinsixth Oct 15 @ 8:42 AM EDT

A1. Learning triggers and teaching mindfulness techniques. Also do a daily check in at the beginning of class #HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:42 AM EDT

it happens so much to everyone, we have to start thinking about how to avoid and be ready for it! #HackLearning

markbarnes19 - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:39 AM EDT

I only wish I could answer this. The meltdown seems like a weekly event at my house. #HackLearning
In reply to @kimberleygmoran

jenladd Oct 15 @ 8:42 AM EDT

It's an interesting pattern. I teach this age group & see them between "younger, dependent" behavior & wanting independence #hackLearning

In reply to @AngelaDolezal98, @JeremyDBond

conniehamilton - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:42 AM EDT

Sometimes avoiding a meltdown is as simple as adding a healthy snack break. #hackLearning

scienceinsixth Oct 15 @ 8:42 AM EDT

Good morning #HackLearning ! Brittany here 8th grade science teacher in Raleigh, NC

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:42 AM EDT

And know that as most parents obviously already have positive relationships with their kids, meltdowns aren't always on you. #HackLearning

In reply to @PrincipalFrench

D4Griffin3 Oct 15 @ 8:42 AM EDT

A1) Place myself in their shoes and try to assess what caused this trigger and be proactive in teaching ways to cope. #HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:42 AM EDT

Love this #HackLearning

Dr_LMR Oct 15 @ 8:39 AM EDT
We often forget something usually triggers the response. Hunger impacts how they feel - thinking of the snickers commercial! #HackLearning
- hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:36 AM EDT
  
  A1: Ideas to keep ahead of student meltdown: 1. Frequent check ins 2. Attend to signs 3. Be proactive with changes in routine #HackLearning

AmyLynnRever Oct 15 @ 8:42 AM EDT

A1: Know what's going to trigger things. My kid gets hangry quickly. For my Ss, knowing about sound sensitivity is important #hacklearning

lpijanowski Oct 15 @ 8:42 AM EDT

As parents we are our child's chief advocate and we should collaborate with anyone who engages with our child. #hacklearning

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:41 AM EDT

We're moving on to Q2 in one minute. #HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:43 AM EDT

A2 I turn around to face away or put on music. Unless someone is badly hurt-I can give myself the space I need. #hacklearning #parentmantras

biologygoddess Oct 15 @ 8:43 AM EDT

I was just thinking about this for @brianrozinsky :) #HackLearning

In reply to @conniehamilton, @brianrozinsky

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:43 AM EDT

I hadn't thought of that. Excellent resource, Connie, thank you! #HackLearning

conniehamilton - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:37 AM EDT

A1: It's important to know that a meltdown is NOT the same as a tantrum. Treat them differently: https://t.co/HbWWd4G7oW #HackLearning

kylelaurie Oct 15 @ 8:43 AM EDT

A1 students being hungry is an issue I solved with granola bars in the classroom. #HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:43 AM EDT

Solve the tired or hungry first and then talk about what happened. #HackLearning

In reply to @JeremyDBond, @AngelaDolezal98

markbarnes19 - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:43 AM EDT

Want more strategies for handling meltdowns? We've got something very special coming at the end of this chat. Stay tuned. #HackLearning

jenladd Oct 15 @ 8:43 AM EDT

I think so. It's editing my response and my emotions as well. Taking a minute. #hackLearning

In reply to @JeremyDBond, @AngelaDolezal98, @kimberleygmoran

Jim_dEntremont Oct 15 @ 8:43 AM EDT

A1: Important to know that a meltdown is not directed at you #HackLearning

ArmisteadCheryl Oct 15 @ 8:43 AM EDT

#HackLearning Switch gears from emphasis/focus on our response (perception of how child impacting the adult) to child's needs. Empathy.

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:36 AM EDT

A1 I stop myself w/ the acronym H.A.L.T. Is my kid Hungry Angry Lonely or Tired? It focuses me on what matters. #hacklearning #parentmantras

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:44 AM EDT

A2: When you have a plan on how to address meltdowns, you'll have better chance of remaining calm when they happen. #HackLearning

AmyLynnRever Oct 15 @ 8:44 AM EDT

A1.1 I almost always have a bag of cereal in the car and some fruit snacks in my school bag. #hacklearning

Stella_Pollard Oct 15 @ 8:44 AM EDT

#hacklearning Q2 A2: Remember to keep your voice steady, to listen, and not to accuse them of anything. Be patient.

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:42 AM EDT

Q2: What are some ways to keep calm when a kid is having a meltdown?

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:44 AM EDT

This is such a big aha moment for some people. Moving beyond you doing it all. #HackLearning

brianrozinsky Oct 15 @ 8:41 AM EDT

A1.2 Coach kids to notice own meltdown signs & preempt. My wife's been trying this w/me re: hungry :) I'm learning, slowly. #hacklearning

brianrozinsky Oct 15 @ 8:44 AM EDT

For the record: This morning's current hack = a bowl of oatmeal & nibbling between keystrokes. #hacklearning

In reply to @biologygoddess, @conniehamilton

Dr_LMR Oct 15 @ 8:44 AM EDT

Relationships help you 'know' the Ss and you can almost 'see' the letdown coming. #HackLearning

In reply to @JeremyDBond, @PrincipalFrench

biologygoddess Oct 15 @ 8:44 AM EDT

A2 empathy, empathy, empathy listen first, ask what happened, instead of what's wrong #HackLearning

AngelaAbend Oct 15 @ 8:44 AM EDT

#hacklearning Good morning ... speaking of meltdowns:

Mrs_Preston_RHS Oct 15 @ 8:44 AM EDT

A2 It is important not to take a child/S's meltdown personal. I have to put aside my ego and focus on the child/S's needs. #HackLearning

conniehamilton - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:45 AM EDT

A2: Keep calm during meltdown by using a quiet voice, remember meltdown means they're struggling - they're not being naughty. #HackLearning

Onejollyday Oct 15 @ 8:45 AM EDT

Yep! #HackLearning

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:44 AM EDT

A2: When you have a plan on how to address meltdowns, you'll have better chance of remaining calm when they happen. #HackLearning

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:45 AM EDT

Thanks. Yesterday one happened in a restaurant. So sometimes you really just have to remove them. #HackLearning

In reply to @hackmylearning

kdkirby18 Oct 15 @ 8:45 AM EDT

This is awesome and is definitely needed in special ed classrooms! Thanks for the idea #hacklearning

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:44 AM EDT

A2: When you have a plan on how to address meltdowns, you'll have better chance of remaining calm when they happen. #HackLearning

AngelaDolezal98 Oct 15 @ 8:45 AM EDT

We have Chill Out Zoned in every class at our school. Ss really find them helpful. #HackLearning

In reply to @amandapackman

markbarnes19 - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:45 AM EDT

#ParentMantras to #HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:43 AM EDT

Solve the tired or hungry first and then talk about what happened. #HackLearning
In reply to @JeremyDBond, @AngelaDolezal98

PrincipalFrench Oct 15 @ 8:45 AM EDT

A2) I remember to breathe, use a calm voice, listen, try to redirect, and offer choices. #HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:42 AM EDT

Q2: What are some ways to keep calm when a kid is having a meltdown?

Stella_Pollard Oct 15 @ 8:45 AM EDT

A2: Don’t let the kids meltdown make you have a meltdown. They need you to be strong and to give advice.. Not punish them. #HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:45 AM EDT

Meltdowns can be triggered by so many things, not taking them personally has to be your first go-to. #HackLearning

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:42 AM EDT

And know that as most parents obviously already have positive relationships with their kids, meltdowns aren't always on you. #HackLearning
In reply to @PrincipalFrench

SylviaEllison Oct 15 @ 8:45 AM EDT

A2 I sit down ... remind myself to ask questions ... need to add HALT now ☺️ #HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:42 AM EDT

Q2: What are some ways to keep calm when a kid is having a meltdown?

patgeyer Oct 15 @ 8:45 AM EDT

A2: stay calm, always calm. Lower voice, do not raise. Model behavior, wait. #HackLearning

scienceinsixth Oct 15 @ 8:46 AM EDT

A2. Remember they aren’t attacking you and need help getting back into their #wisemind rather than their #emotionalmind #hackLearning

Ms_A_Yeh Oct 15 @ 8:46 AM EDT

A2: Worry less. Not worry about the kid less, but worry less about what it looks like to others. THAT reduces my anxiety! #HackLearning

AngelaStockman - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:46 AM EDT

I just texted this to my husband. We have a follow up convo w/my daughter in about an hour after last night's meltdown. #hacklearning

In reply to @hackmylearning

AmyLynnRever Oct 15 @ 8:46 AM EDT

A2: Deep breath before responding is small, but important. My freak out in turn isn't going to help (don't always excel here). #hacklearning

Dr_LMR Oct 15 @ 8:46 AM EDT

This is great! Sharing this as it's helpful to remember there is a difference! #HackLearning

conniehamilton - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:37 AM EDT

A1: It's important to know that a meltdown is NOT the same as a tantrum. Treat them differently: https://t.co/HbWWd4G7oW #HackLearning

conniehamilton - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:46 AM EDT

WOWEE! The #hackLearning chat is filled with authors this morning. @markbarnes19 @conniehamilton @kimberleygmoran @AngelaStockman

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:46 AM EDT

Oh my gosh yes. #1 It's not personal! #HackLearning

Mrs_Preston_RHS Oct 15 @ 8:44 AM EDT

A2 It is important not to take a child/S's meltdown personal. I have to put aside my ego and focus on the child/S's needs. #HackLearning

Jim_dEntremont Oct 15 @ 8:46 AM EDT

A2: Sometimes space can be just as important for the adult as for the child. #HackLearning

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:46 AM EDT

Hungry's easier; tired--if they're beyond the age of naps you can just make quiet time. Fewer options if you're out in public. #HackLearning

In reply to @kimberleygmoran, @AngelaDolezal98

scienceinsixth Oct 15 @ 8:46 AM EDT

A2b keep calm, be empathetic, and validate their feelings. Tell them you hear what they are saying and ask what they need #hackLearning

TrishKing6 Oct 15 @ 8:47 AM EDT

A2. Listen w/100% of my attention, validate the parts I can, empower w/a strategy- knowing I may help w/carrying it out #HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:42 AM EDT

Q2: What are some ways to keep calm when a kid is having a meltdown?

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:47 AM EDT

Yes, you're right, thanks. #HackLearning

In reply to @Dr_LMR, @PrincipalFrench

carlameyrink Oct 15 @ 8:47 AM EDT

When I'm hangry,I find it hard to control myself even though I know why. For kids who don't recognize their needs it's worse #hacklearning

In reply to @Dr_LMR

SylviaEllison Oct 15 @ 8:47 AM EDT

I remember many a meal tag-teaming parenting while one ate the other sat in the car with child ☺️ #HackLearning

In reply to @JeremyDBond, @hackmylearning

D4Griffin3 Oct 15 @ 8:47 AM EDT

A1) I think it is important to be proactive and have the team collaborate on teaching replacement behaviors. #HackLearning

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:47 AM EDT

WOWEE! The #hackLearning chat is filled with authors this morning. @markbarnes19 @conniehamilton @kimberleygmoran @AngelaStockman

lpijanowski Oct 15 @ 8:48 AM EDT

A2: Stay calm and teach on! Do not engage in the chaos and speak calmly. #hacklearning

cooper1503 Oct 15 @ 8:48 AM EDT

A2 Remember: it is temporary, it is not personal, they are a Kid you are an Adult. Have a plan, be consistent, react w/ love. #hacklearning

AngelaStockman - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:48 AM EDT

A2: I try not to use "you" statements or to accuse. I try to ask questions+use a calm voice. #hacklearning

Jim_dEntremont Oct 15 @ 8:48 AM EDT

A2: Adult needs to adapt to the situation. What you were just doing might not proceed exactly how or when you were wanting it. #HackLearning

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:48 AM EDT

Yes! If no one mentioned "not taking it personally" I was going to. They're kids! It's not about us. #HackLearning

In reply to @kimberleygmoran

Ms_A_Yeh Oct 15 @ 8:48 AM EDT

A2: It also takes patience. Sometimes they have to work through it. Their timeline, not ours. #HackLearning

mrclinefhs Oct 15 @ 8:48 AM EDT

Talking SBG today at #sunchat! Join us at 9am! #HackLearning #satchat #edchat #edchatMENA

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:48 AM EDT

So true! #HackLearning #parentmantras

cooper1503 Oct 15 @ 8:48 AM EDT

A2 Remember: it is temporary, it is not personal, they are a Kid you are an Adult. Have a plan, be consistent, react w/ love. #hacklearning

markbarnes19 - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:48 AM EDT

Hey #hacklearning, look what's on the way from @kimberleygmoran. Can you stand it?

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:49 AM EDT

We are flying in #HackLearning chat today. It's time for Q3 in one minute.

kdkirby18 Oct 15 @ 8:49 AM EDT

A2: remember the child isn't acting out, they're struggling. Don't take it personal and punish them for being upset #HackLearning

jenladd Oct 15 @ 8:49 AM EDT

The wait part is important. They may not be ready to listen or can't hear you. #hackLearning

In reply to @patgeyer

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:49 AM EDT

Sigh... yeah. Then I think about how much money we just spent. #HackLearning

In reply to @SylviaEllison, @hackmylearning

lpijanowski Oct 15 @ 8:49 AM EDT

Nice, clear behavior support plan provided here. Thanks @hackmylearning for offering the resource and relevant topic. #hacklearning

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:44 AM EDT

A2: When you have a plan on how to address meltdowns, you'll have better chance of remaining calm when they happen. #HackLearning

scienceinsixth Oct 15 @ 8:49 AM EDT

When a child is having a #meltdown it usually means they don’t feel safe in some way—emotionally, physically, socially, etc #hackLearning

AngelaDolezal98 Oct 15 @ 8:49 AM EDT

A2: As a P sometimes I remove myself to give us both space. With S, removing them from the area to refocus often helps. #HackLearning

Stella_Pollard Oct 15 @ 8:49 AM EDT

“They is no job more important than parenting.” So true. #HackLearning

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:49 AM EDT

We are flying in #HackLearning chat today. It's time for Q3 in one minute.

rinkutalk Oct 15 @ 8:49 AM EDT

Hello All, This is Rinku from Pune, India #hacklearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:49 AM EDT

Me too! I have to. #HackLearning

AngelaDolezal98 Oct 15 @ 8:49 AM EDT

A2: As a P sometimes I remove myself to give us both space. With S, removing them from the area to refocus often helps. #HackLearning

carlameyrink Oct 15 @ 8:49 AM EDT

Yes! Raising our voice makes everyone lose control #HackLearning

In reply to @patgeyer

Dr_LMR Oct 15 @ 8:49 AM EDT

Absolutely! Often Ss come late to school w/out eating so I keep small snacks in case they need something. #HackLearning

In reply to @carlameyrink

SylviaEllison Oct 15 @ 8:50 AM EDT

Yes ... we did it one time, and an older couple paid for our meal b/c we did not allow our child to disturb other families’ meals 💜 #HackLearning

In reply to @JeremyDBond, @hackmylearning

Ms_A_Yeh Oct 15 @ 8:50 AM EDT

#HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:50 AM EDT

Q3: How can we teach kids to take care of their basic needs independently?

lpijanowski Oct 15 @ 8:50 AM EDT

Love this idea! Maybe, just maybe that would change mindsets about reading. :) #hacklearning

conniehamilton - Moderator Oct 8 @ 8:52 AM EDT

A3: Instead of rewarding students with extra recess or free movie day, let's make READING the reward. #HackLearning

AngelaDolezal98 Oct 15 @ 8:50 AM EDT

Love wisemind vs emotionalmind #HackLearning

In reply to @scienceinsixth

carlameyrink Oct 15 @ 8:50 AM EDT

I love this - great way to talk to Ss about gaining control of their emotions. #HackLearning

scienceinsixth Oct 15 @ 8:46 AM EDT

A2. Remember they aren’t attacking you and need help getting back into their #wisemind rather than their #emotionalmind #hackLearning

ToddLaVogue Oct 15 @ 8:50 AM EDT

Five mistakes of beginning design thinkers (and how to overcome them) https://t.co/abtQUR4Snl #HackLearning #SundayMorning

brianrozinsky Oct 15 @ 8:51 AM EDT

A2 Work to keep myself idling in neutral: "I see you're [insert name(s) of meltdown behavior]. What's going on?" #hacklearning

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:51 AM EDT

This is often why the child is upset. This makes me realize we could be a model right there for what they're struggling with. #HackLearning

Jim_dEntremont Oct 15 @ 8:48 AM EDT

A2: Adult needs to adapt to the situation. What you were just doing might not proceed exactly how or when you were wanting it. #HackLearning

conniehamilton - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:51 AM EDT

With two teenagers still at home, I'm so glad this resource is available for parents. #HackLearning #parentmantras

markbarnes19 - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:48 AM EDT

Hey #hacklearning, look what's on the way from @kimberleygmoran. Can you stand it?

carlameyrink Oct 15 @ 8:51 AM EDT

And for Ps that's so true - people tend to be very judgmental of parenting. #HackLearning

In reply to @Ms_A_Yeh

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:51 AM EDT

Planning what we're going to say can make such a big difference. #HackLearning

In reply to @brianrozinsky

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:52 AM EDT

A3 I can give suggestions for doing things and make things easier to reach so they can manage by themselves. #hacklearning #parentmantras

conniehamilton - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:52 AM EDT

A3: A behaior support plan can include how the student will contribute to caring for himself. #hackLearning

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:52 AM EDT

Q3 again. #hackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:50 AM EDT

Q3: How can we teach kids to take care of their basic needs independently?

ToddLaVogue Oct 15 @ 8:52 AM EDT

Must Reads For Innovators and Design Thinkers https://t.co/sLH6DVUSAA #HackLearning #SundayMorning

lpijanowski Oct 15 @ 8:52 AM EDT

We should reflect on the WHY before reacting the WHAT. :) Then, our HOW will be more successful. #hacklearning

brianrozinsky Oct 15 @ 8:51 AM EDT

A2 Work to keep myself idling in neutral: "I see you're [insert name(s) of meltdown behavior]. What's going on?" #hacklearning

PrincipalFrench Oct 15 @ 8:52 AM EDT

A3) We work with students to help them notice and identify when they need a break, to talk, or a change in scenery. #HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:50 AM EDT

Q3: How can we teach kids to take care of their basic needs independently?

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:52 AM EDT

Everyone has an opinion because either they are a parent, or they had one. ;) #HackLearning

In reply to @carlameyrink, @Ms_A_Yeh

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:52 AM EDT

How wonderful! We need to sit next to sympathetic people. ;) #HackLearning

In reply to @SylviaEllison, @hackmylearning

biologygoddess Oct 15 @ 8:52 AM EDT

"just deal with it" never ends well :) #hacklearning

In reply to @kimberleygmoran, @brianrozinsky

jenladd Oct 15 @ 8:52 AM EDT

I don't always excel here either #hackLearning

In reply to @AmyLynnRever

scienceinsixth Oct 15 @ 8:52 AM EDT

A3 identifying feelings is the first step. If they can say what they feel it is takes some of the anxiety out of it #hackLearning

solomongrundy6 Oct 15 @ 8:52 AM EDT

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Trend Alert: #hacklearning. More trends at https://t.co/IvleifByXY #trndnl

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:53 AM EDT

A3: Thinking about how to care for themselves when students are calm can help when anxiety is high. Go back to the list. #HackLearning

ToddLaVogue Oct 15 @ 8:53 AM EDT

Why kids should learn to code https://t.co/yvWykWFDaR #HackLearning #SundayMorning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:53 AM EDT

YES! #HackLearning

lpijanowski Oct 15 @ 8:52 AM EDT
We should reflect on the WHY before reacting the WHAT. :) Then, our HOW will be more successful. #hacklearning
- brianrozinsky Oct 15 @ 8:51 AM EDT
  
  A2 Work to keep myself idling in neutral: "I see you're [insert name(s) of meltdown behavior]. What's going on?" #hacklearning

kdkirby18 Oct 15 @ 8:53 AM EDT

Great idea! #hacklearning

conniehamilton - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:52 AM EDT

A3: A behaior support plan can include how the student will contribute to caring for himself. #hackLearning

brianrozinsky Oct 15 @ 8:53 AM EDT

A3 Post meltdown game-planning & coaching & role-playing to explore what-if alternatives to ugly crying #hacklearning

SylviaEllison Oct 15 @ 8:53 AM EDT

A3 a little at a time ... when I had all 4 at home ... everyone did own laundry, cooked dinner 1 night/week, and cleaned rooms ... start small with help #HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:50 AM EDT

Q3: How can we teach kids to take care of their basic needs independently?

Ms_A_Yeh Oct 15 @ 8:53 AM EDT

A3: Empower them. Let them know you trust them to take care of ____ independently and you'll support them. #hacklearning

Stella_Pollard Oct 15 @ 8:53 AM EDT

A3: Teach them coping skills, teach them how to cope with their needs, and let them know that mistakes are OKAY. #HackLearning

khurrammki Oct 15 @ 8:53 AM EDT

Feminists all over. Plz have some pride in what u are, and respect yourselves before asking for more from the opposite gender #HackLearning

In reply to @LaloDagach

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:53 AM EDT

This is where I really empathize with teachers. You can only remove the child, and that's not ideal either. #HackLearning

Jim_dEntremont Oct 15 @ 8:46 AM EDT

A2: Sometimes space can be just as important for the adult as for the child. #HackLearning

matthewhope__ Oct 15 @ 8:53 AM EDT

Yea no imma just use spark notes 😭 #HackLearning

In reply to @hackmylearning

Mrs_Preston_RHS Oct 15 @ 8:53 AM EDT

A3 Trust is still important here. Show that we trust them to take care of their own needs. Our trust will engender confidence. #Hacklearning

ToddLaVogue Oct 15 @ 8:53 AM EDT

The “Smart Society” of the Future Doesn’t Look Like Science Fiction https://t.co/M5JO1qWTrw #HackLearning #SundayMorning

scienceinsixth Oct 15 @ 8:54 AM EDT

A3b I have been using #communitycircle from @_RJFund to help students learn coping strategies and identify feelings #hackLearning

Onejollyday Oct 15 @ 8:54 AM EDT

A3: Be a role model... share ways you take care of your basic needs.... have conversations! #HackLearning

carlameyrink Oct 15 @ 8:54 AM EDT

Wow, you packed a lot of truth into one short tweet. Saving this one! #hacklearning

cooper1503 Oct 15 @ 8:48 AM EDT

A2 Remember: it is temporary, it is not personal, they are a Kid you are an Adult. Have a plan, be consistent, react w/ love. #hacklearning

kmurfitt1 Oct 15 @ 8:54 AM EDT

A3: Set expectations and ask lots of questions. #HackLearning

solomongrundy6 Oct 15 @ 8:54 AM EDT

How congress #SundayMorning #hacklearning @RealJamesWoods @realDonaldTrump @seanhannity @mitchellvii @NaughtyBeyotch @BarracudaMama @FoxNews

solomongrundy6 Oct 14 @ 5:07 AM EDT

Wait How many Presidents Do we Have? Trump: I Met with the President of the U.S. Virgin Islands https://t.co/57sM0b1fyS @StevePerkins14

TrishKing6 Oct 15 @ 8:54 AM EDT

A3 Such a range in 6 some can & do & others haven't been aware or tried yet. Lots of reflection & planning in advisory & SLCs. #HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:50 AM EDT

Q3: How can we teach kids to take care of their basic needs independently?

IBUYURHOUSE Oct 15 @ 8:54 AM EDT

#IGambleOn https://t.co/PuyMANvEZf #15oct #rizin #hacklearning #freepmarathon #nadal

ToddLaVogue Oct 15 @ 8:54 AM EDT

Fresh Out of Ideas? Science Says You Should Do This https://t.co/LrzyvWzi7V #HackLearning #SundayMorning

cooper1503 Oct 15 @ 8:54 AM EDT

A3 Listen, understand what IT is. Ask ??s, have them work through it. It is a learned process that needs time & repition. #hacklearning

lpijanowski Oct 15 @ 8:54 AM EDT

A3: Identify skills, incorporate them into the curriculum, engage parents in the conversation. Focus on Maslow before Bloom. #hacklearning

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:54 AM EDT

Hint: Teach them coping skills when they're calm so they can use them when they're not. #HackLearning

Stella_Pollard Oct 15 @ 8:53 AM EDT

A3: Teach them coping skills, teach them how to cope with their needs, and let them know that mistakes are OKAY. #HackLearning

matthewhope__ Oct 15 @ 8:54 AM EDT

Or imma use quizlet😂😂😂#HackLearning

In reply to @hackmylearning

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:54 AM EDT

It's a wonderful age, really! #HackLearning

In reply to @jenladd, @AngelaDolezal98

kdkirby18 Oct 15 @ 8:54 AM EDT

A3: Ask Ss what they need. Give supports and structures in the classroom to calm themselves down and teach them how to use it #HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:55 AM EDT

A3 I can also be flexible about what independence looks like. #hacklearning #parentmantras

ToddLaVogue Oct 15 @ 8:55 AM EDT

Do You Feel Like You’re Too Old to Create or Begin? https://t.co/XK939LxQJ5 #HackLearning #SundayMorning

yppold Oct 15 @ 8:55 AM EDT

https://t.co/aBoc1wGWRl A great story on #hacklearning and the use of it in #DataScience #DataAnalytics #MachineLearning

patgeyer Oct 15 @ 8:55 AM EDT

A3 Tricky: staff training critical for "buy in"..If we teach kids to be aware and teachers do not honor it, we fail. #hackLearning

D4Griffin3 Oct 15 @ 8:55 AM EDT

A2) I remember at this moment I am in control of my emotions and the student is not. I must be calm in order to be decisive. #HackLearning

Stella_Pollard Oct 15 @ 8:55 AM EDT

Yes! That is so important. When they’re upset, they see red and that’s about it. But if they know how to handle it, they can. #HackLearning

In reply to @hackmylearning

PledgeCents Oct 15 @ 8:55 AM EDT

So important for students to learn self-monitoring like that! & vital for Ts to provide support & solutions :) #HackLearning

In reply to @PrincipalFrench

ToddLaVogue Oct 15 @ 8:55 AM EDT

Ten Things Pixar Can Teach Us About Creativity https://t.co/hlC43c3vjT #HackLearning #SundayMorning

markbarnes19 - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:56 AM EDT

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Dr_LMR Oct 15 @ 8:56 AM EDT

A3 Reflection after the event can help guide awareness of how they feel so they may avoid the next one. Important life skill. #HackLearning

Ms_A_Yeh Oct 15 @ 8:56 AM EDT

Yes, & I also think that sometimes Ss don't know what they need, so we can help prompt them with what we see they need :-). #HackLearning

kdkirby18 Oct 15 @ 8:54 AM EDT

A3: Ask Ss what they need. Give supports and structures in the classroom to calm themselves down and teach them how to use it #HackLearning

Onejollyday Oct 15 @ 8:56 AM EDT

Thanks for a great #HackLearning chat this morning! Have a fantastic day!

kdkirby18 Oct 15 @ 8:56 AM EDT

Yes! They need to know they're not bad because they had a bad moment #mistakesareokay #HackLearning

Stella_Pollard Oct 15 @ 8:53 AM EDT

A3: Teach them coping skills, teach them how to cope with their needs, and let them know that mistakes are OKAY. #HackLearning

Mrs_Preston_RHS Oct 15 @ 8:56 AM EDT

Relevant to our discussion this morning #HackLearning

justintarte Oct 12 @ 2:47 PM EDT

I have bad days. You have bad days. It's normal. We are human. Don't forget... kids are human, which means they get to have bad days too.

brianrozinsky Oct 15 @ 8:56 AM EDT

With older or more self-possessed students, might I try, "Can you deal with this on your own or should I help?" :) #hacklearning

In reply to @biologygoddess, @kimberleygmoran

jenladd Oct 15 @ 8:56 AM EDT

Perhaps talking after the meltdown- talking about maybe why it happened &what we could both do to keep it from happening again #HackLearning

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:52 AM EDT
Q3 again. #hackLearning
- kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:50 AM EDT
  
  Q3: How can we teach kids to take care of their basic needs independently?

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:56 AM EDT

A3 Using metacognition strategies can be so helpful for kids. "When I can't find something, this is what I do..." #HackLearning

einfreakinstein Oct 15 @ 8:56 AM EDT

#RejectedCookbookTitles ---Bambi?--- #SundayMorning #freepmarathon #HackLearning @bachelruckley @HashtagRoundup #howcongress

ToddLaVogue Oct 15 @ 8:56 AM EDT

What Art can teach you https://t.co/LomDex6xcm #HackLearning #SundayMorning

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SylviaEllison Oct 15 @ 8:56 AM EDT

Good truth for adults too ... determine your actions in the time of peace, so that in the midst of the storm you know the direction you will take #HackLearning

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:54 AM EDT
Hint: Teach them coping skills when they're calm so they can use them when they're not. #HackLearning
- Stella_Pollard Oct 15 @ 8:53 AM EDT
  
  A3: Teach them coping skills, teach them how to cope with their needs, and let them know that mistakes are OKAY. #HackLearning

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:56 AM EDT

Yesterday my kid rejected all the choices, but it helped establish that her situation was her own. She had options to change. #HackLearning

In reply to @PrincipalFrench

solomongrundy6 Oct 15 @ 8:56 AM EDT

How Congress #SundayMorning #hacklearning @ChunkyTWshngtn @seanhannity @mitchellvii @RealJamesWoods @realDonaldTrump @foxandfriends @FoxNews

solomongrundy6 Oct 12 @ 9:10 PM EDT

WTF Didn't Stand? Trump Disrespects the Flag on Live Television (VIDEO) https://t.co/j2v4IEiimT @Just_Old_Joe @Hope012015 @StevePerkins14

Stella_Pollard Oct 15 @ 8:56 AM EDT

This is awesome! Thank you #HackLearning and @kimberleygmoran!

markbarnes19 - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:56 AM EDT

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ToddLaVogue Oct 15 @ 8:57 AM EDT

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Jim_dEntremont Oct 15 @ 8:57 AM EDT

A3: Have Ss work through realistic situations when they are not in a heightened state. #HackLearning

kdkirby18 Oct 15 @ 8:57 AM EDT

This is great! #hacklearning

D4Griffin3 Oct 15 @ 8:55 AM EDT

A2) I remember at this moment I am in control of my emotions and the student is not. I must be calm in order to be decisive. #HackLearning

Dr_LMR Oct 15 @ 8:57 AM EDT

Great #HackLearning convo this morning! Have a great day everyone! 😊

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:57 AM EDT

What questions or statements might you say to guide them? #HackLearning

conniehamilton - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:45 AM EDT

A2: Keep calm during meltdown by using a quiet voice, remember meltdown means they're struggling - they're not being naughty. #HackLearning

ToddLaVogue Oct 15 @ 8:57 AM EDT

How to unlock your inner Leonardo da Vinci https://t.co/1f82U2ckRZ #HackLearning #SundayMorning

OLHZN Oct 15 @ 8:57 AM EDT

If we want kids to aspire to be great scientists & engineers, we must inspire them #HackLearning

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:57 AM EDT

Thanks for joining! #HackLearning

In reply to @Dr_LMR

markbarnes19 - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:58 AM EDT

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AngelaDolezal98 Oct 15 @ 8:58 AM EDT

A3: Help them learn to identify their feelings. Tough for younger ones who are caught in an emotional tornado. #HackLearning

TrishKing6 Oct 15 @ 8:58 AM EDT

Interesting topic, especially the parent perspective. Thanks! Have a great week. #HackLearning

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:58 AM EDT

Thank you for this. Empathy, not judgment! #HackLearning

AngelaAbend Oct 15 @ 8:44 AM EDT

#hacklearning Good morning ... speaking of meltdowns:

AndySugs Oct 15 @ 8:58 AM EDT

RT: (yppold) https://t.co/kGTiM09bFH A great story on #hacklearning and the use of it in #DataScience #DataAnalytics #MachineLearning

ToddLaVogue Oct 15 @ 8:58 AM EDT

Google X and the Science of Radical Creativity https://t.co/rvPo7F9gtG #HackLearning #SundayMorning

patgeyer Oct 15 @ 8:58 AM EDT

Thx for hosting. Enjoy your day. #hackLearning

lpijanowski Oct 15 @ 8:59 AM EDT

Thanks for a great #hacklearning chat this morning! Make it a fabulous week everyone!

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:57 AM EDT

Thanks for joining! #HackLearning
In reply to @Dr_LMR

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:59 AM EDT

Join #HackLearning chat Oct 8 at 8:30-9:00am EDT when @Annemariecat will be leading chat on the "hacky" topic of Gifted and Talented

kimberleygmoran Oct 15 @ 8:59 AM EDT

Thank you so much for having me! This was fun. Your kids are lucky to have you. #HackLearning #ParentMantras

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:59 AM EDT

Please join me in thanking @kimberleygmoran for moderating #HackLearning today.

kdkirby18 Oct 15 @ 8:59 AM EDT

A3: conscious discipline has some great ideas that would help with this as well! #resource #HackLearning

hackmylearning - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:59 AM EDT

Join #HackLearning chat Oct 8 at 8:30-9:00am EDT when @Annemariecat will be leading chat on the "hacky" topic of Gifted and Talented

AngelaStockman - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:59 AM EDT

Great chat, Kimberley! Thanks! #HackLearning

In reply to @kimberleygmoran, @Dr_LMR

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:59 AM EDT

For your kids at school? #HackLearning

In reply to @AmyLynnRever

Stella_Pollard Oct 15 @ 8:59 AM EDT

What an amazing chat #HackLearning family! Thanks @kimberleygmoran for hosting. Cannot wait for the webinar & to read your book!

carlameyrink Oct 15 @ 8:59 AM EDT

Agree! Not only does reflecting help them gain control, but helps them understand themselves rather than feeling shame #HackLearning

In reply to @Dr_LMR

Jim_dEntremont Oct 15 @ 8:59 AM EDT

Empowering the child is important, even if that power is not taken. #hacklearning

JeremyDBond Oct 15 @ 8:56 AM EDT

Yesterday my kid rejected all the choices, but it helped establish that her situation was her own. She had options to change. #HackLearning
In reply to @PrincipalFrench

scienceinsixth Oct 15 @ 8:59 AM EDT

This morning’s #hackLearning chat applies to adults as much as it does children. Apply the skills in your own life and model for your Ss

SylviaEllison Oct 15 @ 8:59 AM EDT

Thanks @kimberleygmoran and @hackmylearning for a great chat - can’t wait to add HackingParenthood to my collection 💜 #HackLearning

markbarnes19 - Moderator Oct 15 @ 8:59 AM EDT

Hey #hacklearning, continue the chat all week with @kimberleygmoran and other interested #parents on the #ParentMantras Twitter feed.

ToddLaVogue Oct 15 @ 8:59 AM EDT

5 Practical Tips to Incorporate Mindfulness into Your Daily Routine https://t.co/o7Bp2H4lzk #HackLearning #SundayMorning