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My name is Danielle Smith, and I am a student in the Community Health Department at the State University of New York at Potsdam. I am working on an Honors Program research project with Dr. Brent Crow (PhD, CHES), also of the Community Health Department. The purpose of this project is to investigate assess school-wide access, attitudes, quality of s...See MoreMy name is Danielle Smith, and I am a student in the Community Health Department at the State University of New York at Potsdam. I am working on an Honors Program research project with Dr. Brent Crow (PhD, CHES), also of the Community Health Department. The purpose of this project is to investigate assess school-wide access, attitudes, quality of services, and staff coordination regarding mental health in high schools in the United States.
If you are a principal or administrator, guidance counselor, mental health worker, student health services worker, teacher, or special education professional at a public high school in the United States, we could use your help in this project. Please note that your involvement is completely voluntary. Should you choose to participate, we would kindly ask that you complete the survey by clicking here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FKYX8N3. It should take no more than thirty minutes, and your responses will be kept anonymous.
Any questions may be directed to myself by sending an email to smithd198@potsdam.edu. Dr. Crow can also be reached for correspondence via email to crowbm@potsdam.edu or by phone at (315) 267-2124. Thank you very much for your time and your consideration.
Danielle Smith
Honors student researcher,
Department of Community Health at SUNY Potsdam
Have any of you presentd or attended a workshop for classroom teachers to better understnad and/or work with students with emotional or Psychological issues?
Hi all,
I'm looking for opinions from real teachers/ administrators for a new company dedicated to augmenting experiential learning project success. Blueprint Coaching is a student leadership coaching company specializing in project based learning.
Who are we? We are millennial community leaders marked by unique experie...See MoreHi all,
I'm looking for opinions from real teachers/ administrators for a new company dedicated to augmenting experiential learning project success. Blueprint Coaching is a student leadership coaching company specializing in project based learning.
Who are we? We are millennial community leaders marked by unique experiences in breaking the mold of student leadership to create change. We are dedicated to supporting current students in becoming what we call "innovators for the world". Our coaches support students in addressing issues ranging from environmental justice to equitable access to technology in ways that only our students are brilliant enough to devise.
The mission is to offer both the benefits of teaching leadership principles (that would be offered in a typical all-day workshop) as well as the benefit of in-process coaching with a "No-Limits" lens.
Who Do We Work With? We work with HS and college students in their process of defining, building and sustaining service projects in their communities and schools.
How Does This Work? We work within 3 four month cycles, or semesters, per year. Each month of the 4 month cycle all students on the project team will receive a video workshop focused on competency building relevant to their progress in the project as well as a conference chat between their coach and the core leadership team.
Why this model? Context. Students learn a lot from taking notes in a workshop that will describe the full life cycle of a community project in one day. But, students learn much more from learning those leadership principles as they become needed in the project's process. With this student development method students learning is contextualized as a result of the timing in which the lessons are taught (on a monthly basis) and further so by the way each lesson is tailored to their project via their coach. Increasing context at a new level maximizes student learning in their community leadership venture and the success of the venture as well.
Pricing:
For 1 four-month session including 4 video workshop modules and 6 coaching conference calls: $800
As teachers and administrators, is this service one that your school or district would purchase?
I am looking for examples of teacher/staff appraisal tools for classroom visits
Principal Todd Nelson shares his all-time favorite back-to-school charge to the faculty, written by Jonathan Slater, a school head with whom Todd worked "a while back."
“It is my annual duty to remind you...” Slater begins. (Click below to read the rest, a message all educators should hear!)
Professional Learning- Make it Personal by school principal Bethany Hill
After 17 years of service in education, I have come to an understanding regarding professional development...
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Our staff took an interactive online training about suicide prevention. We have had a major problem with this in our area and I think the traing was good for our staff. Check it out for free at: http://illinois.kognito.com/
The American Board offers a flexible, affordable route to earn your Missouri teaching certificate. You can complete our self-paced program online without quitting your job or taking additional college courses. http://abcte.org/
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