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Vision Board Instructions:

 * 1) Click the ** Edit ** tab in the upper-right corner.
 * 2) Highlight "Name" at the top of the page and __#|enter your name__.
 * 3) Highlight the " Insert phrases, words, quotes, etc. here. " text sections and enter your content.
 * 4) Highlight the "Insert images here." text and delete it before adding your images. More information on adding images can be found on Editing a Page.
 * 5) Press ** Save ** on the Editor bar.


 * Note:** Feel free to get creative with your vision board! You may change colors, fonts, or even add additional types of media if you would like. When you are done with the instructions, you may delete them if you would like.

=An ideal classroom environment for all students represents an ideal COM MUN ITY: = = =

~Positive Atmosphere~
We can't always change our circumstances, but we can change the way we react to them. Abraham Lincoln once said, "Most folks are about as happy as they make up their minds to be."

~Respect~
Benjamin Franklin said, "The best thing to give your enemy is forgivness; to an opponent, tolerance; to a friend, your heart; to a child, a good example; to yourself, respect; to all men, charity.



~Sense of Belonging~
"How could you ever feel comfortable, if no matter where you went you felt like you belonged someplace else?" - Mark Peter Hughs

~Technology is a Blessing instead of a Burden.~
Our principal gave us this and I loved it! I hope you can read it. I couldn't fix the focus on it; my point exactly! :-)

Comments
Great quotes by Lincoln and Franklin! Your ways of expressing respect and positive behavior in the classroom catch the eyes of your viewers. These are all something I would love to have posted around my classroom! SherryB

I totally agree with Sherry and I'm stealing a few of these! :) Christina

Kim, thanks for making the clear point that a classroom must be a community. I find that more and more each year that I need to do a better job of fostering such a community, and from this course, a community that celebrates diversity. I like how you make each person see the role they play in this important task.-John Marc M.