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It can look like indifference. Or attitude. Or not caring.
But sometimes it’s something else entirely.
Middle school is tender in ways we forget. Pride sits right at the surface. So does fear. And when a child feels exposed, academically, socially, emotionally, it doesn’t always come out as tears. Sometimes it comes out as silence.
If you’re a parent, you’ve probably watched your child retreat in ways you can’t quite explain.If you’re an educator, you’ve probably felt that quiet resistance in your classroom and wondered what you’re missing.
This week’s episode sits in that space.The in-between space.The place where dignity and learning collide.
We talk about what might really be happening in those moments, and why how we respond matters more than we realize.
If this feels familiar, I think you’ll want to listen.
By Karen BrisportIt can look like indifference. Or attitude. Or not caring.
But sometimes it’s something else entirely.
Middle school is tender in ways we forget. Pride sits right at the surface. So does fear. And when a child feels exposed, academically, socially, emotionally, it doesn’t always come out as tears. Sometimes it comes out as silence.
If you’re a parent, you’ve probably watched your child retreat in ways you can’t quite explain.If you’re an educator, you’ve probably felt that quiet resistance in your classroom and wondered what you’re missing.
This week’s episode sits in that space.The in-between space.The place where dignity and learning collide.
We talk about what might really be happening in those moments, and why how we respond matters more than we realize.
If this feels familiar, I think you’ll want to listen.