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Dear Young People: Here Are The Top 10 Ways Social Media Can Hurt You

Dear Young People: Here Are The Top 10 Ways Social Media Can Hurt You

Work Readiness· Advisory and SEL Program

31 Mar

Over the years, I have worked with many amazing young people. They are inspiring, energetic, and hard-working. After they complete their program, they reach out to me on social media as a way to keep in touch. These are former participants and students who I think are absolutely amazing! However, ... Read More about Dear Young People: Here Are The Top 10 Ways Social Media Can Hurt You

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These Lives Matter: Nathan Louis Jackson Writer for Luke Cage

Life, Social, and Emotional Skills· College Exploration· Cultural Competency

2 Mar

I am really excited to be able to share the first post in a new series, These Lives Matter. This blog series highlights men and women of color who have been successful in their fields. They've each made a positive impact in our communities and are positive examples of what we can achieve. They're ... Read More about These Lives Matter: Nathan Louis Jackson Writer for Luke Cage

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60 Free Ways to Show Random Acts of Kindness for Teens

60 Free Ways to Show Random Acts of Kindness for Teens

Life, Social, and Emotional Skills· Advisory and SEL Program· Life Skills

13 Feb

Too often in our society we get caught up in our everyday activities. Random Acts of Kindness Week is the perfect opportunity for our youth to demonstrate acts of kindness to others. Here are a few FREE random acts of kindness that teens  can use to show acts of kindness… Hold the door open ... Read More about 60 Free Ways to Show Random Acts of Kindness for Teens

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Getting Started with Social Emotional Learning (S.E.L.) – the Easy Way

Program Development· Advisory and SEL Program

10 Feb

Your administration comes to you and asks you to incorporate Social Emotional Learning (S.E.L.) into your curriculum. They explain with exuberance, (trying to sell you on the idea) that you are a great teacher who really connects with your students and this would be a great opportunity to make a ... Read More about Getting Started with Social Emotional Learning (S.E.L.) – the Easy Way

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Expectations, Ground Rules, and Group Agreements: 3 Hands On Advisory and S.E.L. Activities

Expectations, Ground Rules, And Group Agreements: 3 Advisory and S.E.L. Activities

Classroom and Group Management· Advisory and SEL Program· Classroom Management· Life, Social, and Emotional Skills

19 Jan

Aren’t you tired of lecturing your high school and middle school students about your expectations and just reading the ground rules for your class or program? Year after year we review how we expect our students to behave, and may sometimes feel like the information goes in one ear and out the ... Read More about Expectations, Ground Rules, And Group Agreements: 3 Advisory and S.E.L. Activities

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I have dedicated my career to supporting the needs of multicultural urban youth “at-risk” of becoming casualties of negative life events. I am passionate about inspiring and providing Educators, Counselors, Social Service Providers, and Youth Workers with the information and resources necessary to successfully engage and support our youth.

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