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(the following mis-timed page pic has been included here as a reminder that nobody and nothing we do is perfect, as teachers we do some of the most demanding and complex work out there and we all face challenges mental and otherwise that require attention, compassion, and support…let’s not hide our imperfections from each other!)
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Correction: Phil’s training was with @mindcharity (not -clarity).
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This is brilliant, Matt! Also I don’t remember contributing to this chat. I’m in bed by the time the first tweet goes out and the whole slow burn isn’t much fun.
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Hmm..that’s odd. Yeah, unfortunately I’m now in a timezone where it’s 2am for the livechat as well. If you have any suggestions for how to make the so-called “slowburn” element better/different, please share your thoughts! 🙂
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I’ll give it a think.
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Super hand-written summary. The sketchbook style reflects the topic nicely. Well done, Matt.
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Just one thing: I had mental health training with @mindcharity in the UK, not @mindclarity. Not a typo as it’s handwritten 🙂
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A fingpo?
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Possibly, yes.
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I’ve added the correction under the pic
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