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Greetings, Meadow Brook Partners!
One of the greatest sources of pride for all Meadow Brook Heroes that we are a diverse learning community, sharing our journey together with compassion, kindness, and love!
We live and learn with a growth mindset, which means with hard work, dedication, and open minds and hearts we know we can alway get better in any area of focus.
Here’s the thoughtful & creative John Spencer sharing his thinking on Carol Dweck’s work around Growth Mindset if you’re interested:
At Meadow Brook, one of things we are constantly seeking to grow is our understanding and apperception for one another.
This week I woful ask you to think about autism.
Did you know that some of our friends are not yet able to communicate in ways that most others their age are? Not yet.
This communication challenge can lead to unique frustrations and even communication that can seem out of the ordinary and even confusing at times.
As we think about autism and communication this week, let’s work with one another and with our incredible students to strive for growth in our already compassionate school community.
Let’s remember that the best way to communication is on a foundation of love. After all, our shared love, understanding, and a dedication to kindness makes this world a better place for all of us with each passing day.
How about these Meadow Brook Heroes who spend their weekend making a kindness poster for all to learn from and enjoy:
These Meadow Brook Heroes spend a part of their weekend making a kindness poster for our school…no assignment, no grade, just a desire to spread kindness:)! Awesome! #ThinkMBE #RCSPride pic.twitter.com/sMLSIVfkFw
— ThinkMBE (@ThinkMBE) December 6, 2018
Finally, here’s David Flood – a “Youth Inspirational Speaker” talking about the incredible impact of looking inside & love:
Thank you to Mrs. Nazione for bringing this video to our attention. It’s one that you will be glad you watched.
I’m certainly better off for it!
Thank you for your patience and your partnership…in it tougher for the kids!
Seth
Seth E. Berg
Principal
Meadow Brook Elementary
Call: (248) 726 -4101
Click: sberg@rochester.k12.mi.us
My Reflective Journey: Berg’s Eye View