Amy Fuller

How might we build student confidence and resilience?

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Cohort 21 Cohort 21 2

  1. … How might we build student confidence and resilience, using parents as partners and to try to decrease escalated reactions to conflict?
  2. My thinking shifted during my 2nd face to face reminding me to expand my network and horizons. I was reminded that these issues are common across all schools, students, communities and there are many experts out there with lots of research, data and solutions.
  3. The parent piece for me is still a tricky one. I would like more information, resources, etc on how to get parents “onside” in a conflict and build parent engagement around this topic.

2 thoughts on “How might we build student confidence and resilience?”

  1. Amy, I consistently prioritize relational teaching because I believe it’s the most effective way to cultivate an environment where students feel comfortable making mistakes and have the necessary support to learn from them. It’s a concept that’s always at the forefront of my thinking.

    I highly recommend reading “Empty Your Backpack” by Sam Demma. This book offers valuable insights that I believe every student, parent, and teacher should explore. Sam Demma’s work is truly remarkable, and I encourage you to take a closer look at his impactful contributions to social emotional growth.

  2. @afuller Congratulations on completing your action plan and the end of the beginning of your cohort 21 journey. I hope you enjoyed the process and that you will continue to apply what you learned to your next classroom challenge. Consider coming back as a coach next year!
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