Lessons Learned, Lessons Created
A couple of years ago, I wrote a post of 10 Tips for Better Classroom Management as a School Counselor. After giving a couple PDs on classroom management recently, I’m back with a Part 2 on classroom management for school counselors! Before I start, I have to provide a reminder that classroom management and behavior management are two different things….
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This post is a part of a series: Books to Teach Kids About Social Justice Identity / Diversity / Stereotypes and Discrimination /Action Social justice is a really broad concept. Teaching Tolerance broke it down by creating standards in four smaller topics that each build-up to an understanding of social justice: Identity, Diversity, Justice, and Action. I followed this model in…
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This post is a part of a series: Books to Teach Kids About Social Justice Identity / Diversity / Stereotypes and Discrimination /Action Social justice is a really broad concept. Teaching Tolerance broke it down by creating standards in four smaller topics that each build-up to an understanding of social justice: Identity, Diversity, Justice, and Action. I followed this model in creating…
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This post is a part of a series: Books to Teach Kids About Social Justice Identity / Diversity / Stereotypes and Discrimination /Action Social justice is a really broad concept. Teaching Tolerance broke it down by creating standards in four smaller topics that each build-up to an understanding of social justice: Identity, Diversity, Justice, and Action. I followed this model in creating…
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This post is a part of a series: Books to Teach Kids About Social Justice Identity / Diversity / Stereotypes and Discrimination /Action If you’re reading this post, you are also a believer that books are magic. So when you want to talk to students about something challenging or deep, you reach for a book. Teaching kids about social justice is…
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I am lucky to have partnered with Dove Self-Esteem Project and Discovery Education for this post about their new amazing, free resource. All opinions are my own. I remember very vividly the first time I started feeling self-conscious about my body: I was 9, in the 4th grade, and “developing” (y’all, I hate that term). It was tough, and that…
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