To the Special Needs Mom: I Give You Permission To Be Weak
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Parents, Don’t Leave the Fundamentals of Parenting Up to Teachers
Being a parent is the most difficult job, but at the same time, it can be the best thing. ThereRead More…
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The Transition from the Life of a High School Student to a College Freshman
My headline and everything behind it is something new for students to understand and may take time to accept. EvenRead More…
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Is Your Kindergartner Having a Hard Time at Drop Off?
Four weeks into kindergarten, and my son finally stopped crying at drop off. Had it not been for the supportRead More…
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Combating the Pobrecito Syndrome
Sometimes in school, like in life, we encounter students who are having a hard time. Some of the problems canRead More…
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Our Educators Are Experiencing Second Hand Trauma: Here’s What Can Be Done To Help
The first year of any educator’s career is often challenging, and it takes some time to get used to theRead More…
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The Power of the People: Supporting Our Undocumented Communities
Rumors of ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) raids have plagued our social media accounts for the last couple of weeks.Read More…
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Teacher Talk: How I’m Prioritizing My Mental Health
Summer break is a great time to relax, recharge, and reflect — a moment to take a breath and letRead More…
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Educator Perspective: It’s Time To Support Teachers’ Mental Health Needs
When people think of the teaching profession, one of the first words that tends to come to mind is stress.Read More…
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Mental Health: How I Am Coping in College
Disclaimer: Before you read this blog, you may be triggered as it deals with depression and other mental illnesses. FirstRead More…
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