Author: Matthew Lynch
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Mental Health in High School: The Teacher’s Perspective
When it comes to dealing with student’s mental health, which includes specifically diagnosed mental illness, teachers can sometimes be left feeling inadequately equipped and supported to ... -
Early Intervention: What Every Teacher Must Know And Be Able to Do
The importance of teachers being able to accurately assess a student who needs early intervention is pivotal no matter if it is for autism, learning disabilities, ... -
Where Do Biases Start? A Challenge To Educators
Overcoming bias is difficult to do. It is prevalent in nearly all aspects of society and in everyone. Some people strive to identify and overcome their ... -
Implementing Reading Interventions For Adolescent English Learners With Reading Difficulties And Disabilities
Reading intervention for those with reading difficulties and disabilities is paramount to the long-term success and independence for these individuals. In a perfect system, early intervention ... -
Developing Plans To Support Students During A School Crises
A sad reality of the world we live in is the odds of serious school crises occurring. While the bunker drills of the Cold War era ... -
School Shootings and EBD (Emotional and Behavior Disorder): What Do We Know? What Do We Need to Know?
There is a strong connection between emotional and behavioral disorders (EBD) and violent tendencies. It is no surprise that many, if not all, school shooters have ... -
How To Effectively Share Worrisome Information With Parents Of Young Children
The task of discussing information about a child to their parents or guardians that either is or can be interpreted as negative or worrisome is difficult ... -
Growing And Guiding Early Childhood Education Leadership
Educational leadership is vital in any school whether it is elementary, middle, or high school. Depending on the school’s age range it is important for the ... -
Reducing The Role Of Implicit Bias In Early Childhood Education Settings
Implicit bias is defined as the attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner. While bias is inescapable, that does ... -
How Does Mentoring Actually Help New Education Leaders?
Stepping into a new position with its host of new responsibilities and expectations is a daunting task no matter which position it is. For education leaders ...
