We've  reached  out to teachers to have a conversation to assist in  alleviating the additional stress of crisis schooling in this season.  They have offered some helpful tips and perspectives to help parents  facilitate an  environment of peace and productivity. We hope you find  it helpful!
First up is private school teacher, Sonya Swan (St. Thomas, VI)

We've reached out to teachers to have a conversation to assist in alleviating the additional stress of crisis schooling in this season. They have offered some helpful tips and perspectives to help parents facilitate an environment of peace and productivity. We hope you find it helpful! First up is private school teacher, Sonya Swan (St. Thomas, VI)

We've &nbsp;reached &nbsp;out to teachers to have a conversation to assist in &nbsp;alleviating the additional stress of crisis schooling in this season. &nbsp;They have offered some helpful tips and perspectives to help parents &nbsp;facilitate an &nbsp;environment of peace and productivity. We hope you find &nbsp;it helpful!
First up is private school teacher, Sonya Swan (St. Thomas, VI)

Crisis Teaching (Sonya Swan, Teacher)

Every person has a story, every person is a key, an answer to a problem in our families, communities, country - even the world! Our healing and our deliverance is not only for us, but for others. When YOUR chains are broken you can, in turn, help break someone else's chains - even the chains of many others. 

In order to do that to the most we must discover and understand exactly, 'Who am I?' and respect our own and each other's experiences, processes and journey. It's not about perfection but progress - and that looks differently for each us.

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Every person has a story, every person is a key, an answer to a problem in our families, communities, country - even the world! Our healing and our deliverance is not only for us, but for others. When YOUR chains are broken you can, in turn, help break someone else's chains - even the chains of many others. In order to do that to the most we must discover and understand exactly, 'Who am I?' and respect our own and each other's experiences, processes and journey. It's not about perfection but progress - and that looks differently for each us.

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