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rutgersaltroute.bsky.social

27 June 2026 14:59

Thank you for joining us! We want to know what tips, insights, or resources you gained today. Comment below or tag us in an idea you repost. #TeacherEd #SafeSchools Rutgers Alternate Route teachers, complete the Exit Ticket here: go.rutgers.edu/SafeSchoolsOUT

hansidul.bsky.social

27 June 2026 14:57

I teach my students that hatred never stops hatred. It only ends through love and kindness. I encourage them to support each other and use mindfulness to solve problems. In our lab activities, taking a moment to breathe and listen helps us stay calm, kind, and focused. #TeacherEd #SafeSchools

lauradski.bsky.social

27 June 2026 14:55

As an ESL teacher, I greet students by name, celebrate their languages and cultures, and encourage them to support one another. Small daily acts of kindness help every student feel seen, included, and safe. #TeacherEd #SafeSchools

Elizabeth Urosa

eaurosa.bsky.social

27 June 2026 14:54

A5: #TeacherEd #SafeSchools we start each day with our kindness time. I also have a C jar that when I see kind ax, we fill it up and at the end we get to go to the playground or have a special day. This helps peers praise each other and include other friends. We constantly talk about ways to be kind

Alternate Route

rutgersaltroute.bsky.social

27 June 2026 14:45

For our final question, be specific, as your practices can give other educators ideas to consider. #TeacherEd #SafeSchools Q5: Kindness can be an antidote to bullying; it builds empathy and creates positive environments. Share how you spread kindness in or beyond the classroom.