Tami Martin @TMartinWI

Joined March 2013

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Wade Stanford @wadestanford

4 years ago

Great leaders create an environment of value & voice. They know that success is driven by the team & not by an individual. Be great today! #leadership #EduGladiators #leadupchat #leadlap #CelebratED #JoyfulLeaders #WarmDemanders #suptchat #CrazyPLN #edchat #satchat

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Tami Martin @TMartinWI

5 years ago

Should I tell my students about “ugly sweater December” or just let them wonder about my fashion sense for 3 weeks?

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Tami Martin @TMartinWI

5 years ago

To save literacy, focus first on high-quality core instruction districtadministration.com/save-literacy-…

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Some parents judge schools by the test scores. But there are a lot of parents who judge schools by the attitude of their child when they get home in the afternoon. We need to be working to raise student achievement… but we also need to be creating good experiences for kids.

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Tami Martin @TMartinWI

5 years ago

Is it Time to Drop ‘Finding the Main Idea’ and Teach Reading in a New Way? | Edutopia #scienceofreading edutopia.org/article/it-tim…

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Herb Kohl Educational Foundation @HKEdFoundation

5 years ago

Hey, #Wisconsin students! Now is a great time to start your application for a Student Excellence Scholarship. Each student selected will receive a $10,000 scholarship to apply toward higher education. Learn more: kohleducation.org/studentexcelle… #KohlEducation

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Tami Martin @TMartinWI

5 years ago

How The Mariners Make the Playoffs – TRUE TO THE TRIDENT truetothetrident.com/2021/08/20/how…

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𝐁𝐫𝐚𝐝 𝐉𝐨𝐡𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐧 @DrBradJohnson

5 years ago

Yes students are your why. But so is your family and friends. Life and even career can have more than one WHY, and the sooner you find balance for each of them the more effective you will be for all of them.

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Wisconsin DPI @WisconsinDPI

5 years ago

The DPI is holding two Zoom meetings for WI students to share their thoughts on WI ed & on how the DPI should use the ARPA & ESSER III funds. Know students? Encourage them to share their thoughts! dpi.wi.gov/wilibrariesfor… #WILibraries4Everyone

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Tammy Gibbons @GibbonsTJo

5 years ago

#naesp21

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Tami Martin @TMartinWI

5 years ago

June is over and July means it’s time to get back to my professional reading. Starting with this gem and so far it does not disappoint! Talk about stirring up some self reflection while inspiring action. #restrefreshes #equity #hrlframework

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Tami Martin @TMartinWI

5 years ago

#womenleaders

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Dan Rather @DanRather

5 years ago

Astounding.

Wonder of Science @wonderofscience

5 years ago

A stunning cloudburst over Lake Millstatt, Austria captured by photographer Peter Maier. Full video: bit.ly/2Vg9f3t

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Danny Steele @SteeleThoughts

5 years ago

One of my definitions of good school culture goes like this: Administrators give teachers the benefit of the doubt… and teachers give administrators the benefit of the doubt.

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Danny Steele @SteeleThoughts

5 years ago

I appreciate people who are willing to change their mind. It reflects intellectual humility, courage, and honesty. It reflects a willingness to consider new evidence, new ideas, and new ways of thinking. We need more of that.

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The Reading League WI @ReadingLeagueWI

5 years ago

Wisconsin’s @markseidenberg “is not the first researcher to reach the stunning conclusion that only a third of the nation's schoolchildren read at grade level.” “The way kids are taught to read in school is disconnected from the latest research...” 🧠 📚 npr.org/sections/ed/20…

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Dwayne Reed @TeachMrReed

5 years ago

I want to celebrate the teachers who work really hard to teach their content well. Building relationships with our scholars means everything, yes. But, teaching the content is extremely important too. I am thankful for your devotion to your craft.