Nobody can hurt me without my permission. – Mohandas Gandhi
Introduction
Working and teaching at a school no matter the school climate is often like riding a roller coaster with no end to the ride in sight. Sometimes it's up, like that moment that you make a difference for a child and ...
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What Could We Learn from Listening?
First of all how would you like know what someone is thinking? It is possible to listen to anyone and discover what they really mean or find out where they are in their learning. Hence, it is reasonable to be present when a parent or child is upset and not be triggered by their emotion. ...
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