School Climate (Archived)

Lighting a Fire: Navigating the Intersectin Between Our Own Wellness, the Well-Being of Our Staff & Students, & Transformative School Culture and Pedagogy

Presenters

Location

School Climate - Bowie A/B

Focused Area

Improving School Climate for Youth-At-Risk

Relevance to Focused Area

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Primary Strand

Mental & Physical Health

Relevance to Primary Strand

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Brief Program Description

As an educator, your health and well-being are the keys to a productive and joyous classroom. If you are like most educators/change agents, however, your students come first and you come second or not at all. Therefore, this interactive workshop will take a critically reflective look at who we are as educators and educational leaders and how we show up in our work to serve some of our most underserved students. We will examine some deeply held beliefs about who we are in relation of the work we do and will explore practical strategies for fostering mindfulness, self-care, and wellness in our own lives and the lives of those we serve daily.

Summary

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Evidence

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Format

Individual Presentation

Biographical Sketch

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Start Date

10-24-2016 8:15 AM

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End Date

10-24-2016 9:45 AM

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Oct 24th, 8:15 AM Oct 24th, 9:45 AM

Lighting a Fire: Navigating the Intersectin Between Our Own Wellness, the Well-Being of Our Staff & Students, & Transformative School Culture and Pedagogy

School Climate - Bowie A/B

As an educator, your health and well-being are the keys to a productive and joyous classroom. If you are like most educators/change agents, however, your students come first and you come second or not at all. Therefore, this interactive workshop will take a critically reflective look at who we are as educators and educational leaders and how we show up in our work to serve some of our most underserved students. We will examine some deeply held beliefs about who we are in relation of the work we do and will explore practical strategies for fostering mindfulness, self-care, and wellness in our own lives and the lives of those we serve daily.