Digital Footprint is so important

I felt the digital foot print aspect of the course was very insightful and relevant for teachers teaching in the city today. In order to be a highly effective teacher it is essential to conduct lessons that include students going online independently. I really got useful strategies when teaching my classes about having a digital foot print and how behaving in a certain manner today can effect there futures greatly. In order to maintain safety and order in I will thoroughly teach my classes about the consequences of having a digital foot print. I think that spending time on this topic before the students have access to computers and the internet is essential. I would not have thought to so if I did not take this course.

Whether you are a school administrator, teacher, parent, mentor or corporation, we can design a program to suit your needs. Let’s make the connection!

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Tools for constructive conversations – A Parent

We now have the tools to have these conversations with our nuclear family, extended family, our community and in our workplace.

Reflection from a 4th Grade Teacher in Alabama

Using this program has given me opportunities to ask specific questions to my students to understand their personalities and home lives better.

Breaking down walls

People are more ready to engage in the work when we start a session with such an activity that breaks down walls and gives time to process emotions and make connections before digging into the work ahead.

Tone of meetings has changed

I've implemented the high lows to start my end of season coaches meeting, and I've found it sets the tone for how the meetings go and opens up an authentic dialogue between myself and my coaches.

You can not just do lesson on character education

You can not just do lesson on character education and bullying and expect students to be prepared to be 21st century dual citizens.

My Lunch Bunch Experience

Being a Lunch Bunch mentor has been a powerful and fulfilling opportunity for me to support a small group of boys – at a vulnerable age between childhood and adulthood – develop emotional and social skills that I expect will positively impact their personal and academic success.