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In this episode of What Do You Say? With Dr. Eric J., Superintendent Dr. Eric J. Becoats sits down with three William Penn School District counselors, Marnie Miles-Jackson, Ralph Dardignac, and Lisa Cinquino, to recognize National School Counseling Week. This month, the district’s "Portrait of a Graduate" series focuses on the Innovative Thinker, and our guests discuss how counseling provides the foundation for students to develop the curiosity and problem-solving skills necessary for that role.
Defining Innovation: How creativity and "thinking outside the box" manifest in students across elementary and high school levels.
The Path to Counseling: Our guests share the personal and family influences that led them to the William Penn School District.
Problem-Solving Strategies: Practical methods for helping students navigate academic, social, and emotional challenges, from breaking down complex problems to using relatable cultural touchstones like video games.
Advice for Adults: Actionable steps for parents, caregivers, and colleagues to foster curiosity and reduce screen time in favor of active play and meaningful conversation.
We are pleased to offer a $50 gift card to the Gulu West African/American Dinner Room in Darby to one lucky listener. To enter, please fill out this form or email your response to the following question to [email protected]:
"How do you get creative and have fun in your life at home, at work, or anywhere you face a challenge?"
A winner will be randomly selected and may have their response featured in a future episode.
Please be sure to stay tuned through the end of the episode as Dr. Becoats celebrates the podcast’s two-year anniversary with his guests.
By webcontenthIn this episode of What Do You Say? With Dr. Eric J., Superintendent Dr. Eric J. Becoats sits down with three William Penn School District counselors, Marnie Miles-Jackson, Ralph Dardignac, and Lisa Cinquino, to recognize National School Counseling Week. This month, the district’s "Portrait of a Graduate" series focuses on the Innovative Thinker, and our guests discuss how counseling provides the foundation for students to develop the curiosity and problem-solving skills necessary for that role.
Defining Innovation: How creativity and "thinking outside the box" manifest in students across elementary and high school levels.
The Path to Counseling: Our guests share the personal and family influences that led them to the William Penn School District.
Problem-Solving Strategies: Practical methods for helping students navigate academic, social, and emotional challenges, from breaking down complex problems to using relatable cultural touchstones like video games.
Advice for Adults: Actionable steps for parents, caregivers, and colleagues to foster curiosity and reduce screen time in favor of active play and meaningful conversation.
We are pleased to offer a $50 gift card to the Gulu West African/American Dinner Room in Darby to one lucky listener. To enter, please fill out this form or email your response to the following question to [email protected]:
"How do you get creative and have fun in your life at home, at work, or anywhere you face a challenge?"
A winner will be randomly selected and may have their response featured in a future episode.
Please be sure to stay tuned through the end of the episode as Dr. Becoats celebrates the podcast’s two-year anniversary with his guests.