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No Name-Calling Week: A Teacher’s Approach

February 5, 2016/in Behavior, Bullying, Frontpage Article, Mental Health, News, Parent /by Wendy Taylor

Many people are unaware of No Name-Calling Week. To be honest, I did not know about this week-long movement until recently. We educators, however, are all too aware of the name-calling that occurs regularly in our schools. As a former teacher, I have been privy to the impact that name-calling and other bullying can […]

Parents Play an Important Role in the Anti-Bullying Movement

February 1, 2016/in Behavior, Bullying, Frontpage Article, Frustration, Parent, Professional, Teaching, Therapy /by Wendy Taylor

No Name-Calling Week is a holiday that recognizes the importance of acceptance while taking anti-bullying measures in schools and having honest discussions about the severity of bullying. As an educator, I am all too aware of the impact that name-calling and other bullying can have on an adolescent. However, as we all know, teens are […]

Learning to Learn

January 11, 2016/in Frontpage Article, Homework, Learning Disabilities, Parent, Professional /by Wendy Taylor

Learning is a never-ending process. Of course, as educators, we put learning at the forefront of everything we do in the classroom. We ask ourselves many questions regarding the learning that we are hoping to witness: How am I going to see that they’ve understood? What will I do if they don’t understand? Is this […]

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