Contributed by Kikanza Nuri-Robins This post was originally published on The Huffington Post. In schools, our children are often judged by one descriptor—words that are not of their choosing. Black kid. Troublemaker. Underachiever. Poor kid. These words are one-dimensional substitutes for relationships. These words set up our
This article was originally posted on SmartBlog on Education. School climate has rightfully emerged as an essential element of any school improvement initiative. The goal of improving a school’s climate should be universally accepted by every member of that school’s community, but it is often met
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