Today on TeachHUB.com, frequent contributor Jordan Catapano addresses the common refrain “I just don’t know what do!” – the common, exasperated expression parents and teachers alike mutter when faced with the frequent dilemma of how to help a struggling student.
Jordan offers up several ways that both parents and educators alike can help the student who is having a rough go of it, including:
- Talk and Love Go a Long, Long Way
- Be Firm and Consistent
- Be a Team Player
It’s a great template for anyone, parent or teacher, who is at the end of his or her rope when helping a faltering child.
What would you add to this list? What is important for both teachers and parents to do to help a struggling student?
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In a TeachHUB in-service day, teachers will participate in various anti-bullying activities and learn strategies they can use to help prevent and intervene with bullying behavior and participate in modeled exercises to create self-awareness within a child.
Teachers will learn how other educators are encouraging anti-bullying behavior in and outside of the classroom across the country.
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