Creating Teams from Work Groups: The Ultimate Staff Cohesion Strategies for School Success (Part II) In order for schools to be successful, the need to be strong from an organizational perspective, as well as from a staff perspective. Previously, we’ve discussed the 7 C’s of Organizational Success:
Children with good self-regulation skills, empathy, and social skills are more likely to be successful in school. They are more likely to feel connected to both adults and other children. They are better able to struggle, can deal with mistakes and moments of sadness, and
When wanting to know how much and how well our children are learning in school, critical measures of success are usually based solely on achievement data. Results from standardized tests are examined along with results from previous years (and neighboring schools, districts, and states/provinces) in