FEEL LIKE YOUR KIDS ARE BEHIND?

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FEEL LIKE YOUR KIDS ARE BEHIND?
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There is much research suggesting that our emotional competencies predict future career success, and we already know the key role it plays in personal relationships. As a result, social emotional learning (SEL) has become an important area for students to develop in school as well as at home. As schools take on more and more of this responsibility, it’s imperative that educators themselves have the opportunity to grow in self awareness and self compassion to be ready to support students in their personal development.

Listen in to this episode to hear how Dr. Angela Brooks supported her staff around adult SEL, including the actions she took as a school leader to help staff communicate and navigate conflict with compassion. She also shares the key role that compassion, achievement, and hope play in school transformation, staff culture, and student success. You’ll also hear two things teachers can do to grow in self awareness and self compassion, even if they don’t have a school leader who has prioritized adult SEL yet.
Summary & Highlights: 
In this episode, Chrissy interviews Dr. Angela Brooks, founder and CEO of ABR Consulting, who is leading the way in restorative school transformations. Throughout her 20+ years in education, she has had first-hand experience in being a direct change agent in restorative school transformations resulting in high achievement for all students. In their conversation, Angela shares:
  • ​the role that compassion, achievement, and hope play in school transformation, staff culture, and student success
  • specific steps she took as a new principal to gain trust of all stakeholders in the building
  • ​actions she took as a school leader to help staff communicate and navigate conflict with compassion, including topics the staff discussed in monthly professional learning experiences
  • ​two examples of how educators can respond with compassion, even in challenging situations with students
  • ​how self reflection and self compassion enables us to be more compassionate with our students
  • ​two things teachers can do to grow in self awareness and self compassion, even if they don’t have a school leader who has prioritized adult SEL yet
Resource Links: 
Connect with Dr. Angela Brooks:
Instagram: drangelabrooks1
LinkedIn: Dr. Angela Brooks

Anchored: Building Adult Social and Emotional Fluency in Education - an innovative online course co-created by Dr. Angela Brooks and Cher Anderton
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