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Resilient Learners: Do’s and Don’ts
There comes a time in everyone’s teaching career where you are faced with a different kind of challenge. Something that shows its many faces within […]
There comes a time in everyone’s teaching career where you are faced with a different kind of challenge. Something that shows its many faces within […]
Trauma, Tornadoes, and Teenagers The title of this section is a bit misleading. Not the trauma. Not tornadoes. No, the misleading part is the word […]
A student with a high ACEs score is going to have difficulty. That’s a fact. How we as teachers react to that difficulty is what […]
The “Problem Child” We’ve all heard teachers describe their “problem” children. These are often the students that act out in class, don’t follow instructions, and […]
We all know there are days when the last possible place you want to be is in class. And there are days when you just […]
What does the word “resilient” mean to you? In what context would you use it day-to-day, if ever? In students, resilient means that these students […]
As teachers, our students come from all walks of life. Though it’s a lot easier to pretend everyone learns the same way or experiences life […]
We all like to say, “you never know what someone could be going through” when referring to our own family or friends. Have you ever […]
Fostering (all) of the Resilient Learners! Resilience Definitions: The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness. The ability of a substance or object to spring […]
Sitting in our classrooms is dozens and dozens of students with a variety of backgrounds. We don’t always know what kinds of homes they come […]
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