Laurie McIntosh on episode 374 of the 10-Minute Teacher Podcast
From the Cool Cat Teacher Blog by Vicki Davis
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Laurie McIntosh shares how her kindergarten kindness “superheroes” wear their capes and spread kindness around their community. She also shares how she surveys student’s DNA (dreams, needs, and abilities) and a touching story about the impact this has on the classroom.
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Laurie McIntosh – Bio as Submitted
Laurie is a kindergarten teacher from Alberta, Canada whose passions include #KindnessCapes, @the_kind_club, global and community collaborations and DNA inventories.
Twitter: @lauriesmcintosh
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