Journal writing is a great way to increase communication, build relationships, improve writing skills and gain a perspective on what my youth had learned from our activities and lesson plans. There are, 11 Easy Tips for Incorporating Journal Writing into Your Class or Group, that can help you ... Read More about DIY: 6 Easy Steps To Make Your Own Recycled Journal
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Smart Strategies for Establishing Group and Class Routines and Procedures
As an educator, I've learned that it's imperative to establish routines and procedures in a class or group. Without routines and procedures, your classroom or group can become utter chaos. ... Read More about Smart Strategies for Establishing Group and Class Routines and Procedures
What’s Expected of Youth of Color?
Youth of color are smart, insightful, passionate, strong, proactive leaders who are business savvy. They think about the multitude of options presented to them and make informed decisions about their futures. How amazing would it be if this were the way youth of color were perceived by greater ... Read More about What’s Expected of Youth of Color?
How To Prepare For A Job Interview
Interviewing can be nerve-racking, so you want to be as prepared as possible. I've been on numerous interviews myself and know how stressful it can be. I've also been in management for job readiness programs and interviewed ... Read More about How To Prepare For A Job Interview
Answers to Advisory and SEL Essential Questions: Creating Ground Rules and Group Agreements
Everyone is getting along and working in their groups. All of sudden you hear, "That's stupid. You're stupid," followed by a few expletives and a possible physical altercation. I witnessed these and other incidents of misbehaving in classrooms without clear ground rules. Our youth have had years of ... Read More about Answers to Advisory and SEL Essential Questions: Creating Ground Rules and Group Agreements