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Teaching Social Acceptance in School
Social acceptance is an age-old phrase that encompasses a vast array of meanings. As a nation, and as a world, acceptance has become a huge
Social acceptance is an age-old phrase that encompasses a vast array of meanings. As a nation, and as a world, acceptance has become a huge
As a building administrator, one of the most demanding strains on your time will be the needs that come from special education, so it is
Around half of all students currently attending college are a first-generation student — the first in their families to do so. This is very exciting
What is the Relationship Between a Student Athlete and Their Education? This is my sixth year as a high school principal and the eleventh year
Stress is something every human feels on a monthly, weekly, or daily basis. Yet some professions evoke stress more often than others. According to a
“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel”
How to Recognize When Students are Struggling — Strategies for Closing the Achievement Gap for Struggling Students In school, students can sometimes struggle behaviorally or
It is that wonderful time of year when everything goes under the microscope. Summative evaluations or teacher reviews, plans for next year, looking at data,
Why Administrator Support is Essential for a Successful Year Here we go again – welcome back-to-school! Usually the order is administrators and office staff first,
Bullying in the classroom is a serious and persistent problem in schools that can have devastating effects on students’ self-esteem and mental health. With the
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