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Monthly Archives: November 2018

Seven Ways Teachers can Encourage Independent Reading In and Out of the Classroom

November 7th, 2018

One of the many reasons that you are an inspiring teacher is that you appreciate the feeling of getting lost… Continue Reading >

Posted in Tips for Teachers | Tagged encourage independent reading, encourage students to read more, independent reading, strategies to get students to read more

Recognizing the Warning Signs of a Student Struggling with a Mental Health Disorder

November 1st, 2018

As a teacher, you spend a lot of time with your students. And next to a student’s close family and… Continue Reading >

Posted in Teachers as Student Advocates | Tagged is my student suffering from a mental health disorder, mental health disorders adolescents, warning signs of mental illness

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