LinkedUp: Breaking Boundaries in Education

A new Jersey social worker discusses the process her school district used to make sure all personnel were emotionally supported for the return to school.  Wellness Circles provided a safe space for staff to mentally prepare for the school year ahead and to understand the importance of self-care and the support available from the school district. This episode features school social worker Nikkia Blair.

Building powerful relationships in a virtual world. What signs of trauma and factors do we need to look for in our students, teachers , and all stakeholders during this time. Powerful tips to build great relationships and empower educators.  This episode also features Rich Harrison, Behavior Specialist, Lindsay McKanna, behavior specialist,  & Linda Aldrich, Professor.

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 https://casel.org/ 

 1. Seven Ways to build relationships in an online environment.  2. What data should educators be collecting during remote learning?  3. How can administrators empower and encourage teachers to share their ideas and concerns in an unprecedented learning environment!

"Seek global perspectives on educational topics that matter. So many people to hear from with so many lessons learned. Lots of insight from individuals from around the world.  Linking up the movers and shakers who make it happen!"

Our conversation will be focused on the challenges that school leaders grapple with as they plan their 20-21 re-entry to school. What are the challenges and considerations that school leaders up at night? We will talk with 4 school leaders to get their perspectives.

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