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From professional development trainings
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Thank you.
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I love these ideas.
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I enjoy this every year. I use this at work as well as in my my every day life. Everything with this training is the greatest.
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I really enjoy this workshop.
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All It Takes Staff - Nice Job :)
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Loved session!
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This training was very helpful to me. I've learned so much and great tools to take with me into the next school year.
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I can heal kids days. Taking more time to listen to kids is necessary and rewarding.
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Such a great refresher training - it went so fast!
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It was great to feel included and not singled out.
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Overall, this training was valuable. I gained more tools to support students universally.
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I enjoyed what was said and how I need to look at things differently with kids and staff.
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Thank you! I found it helpful.
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I loved this training as it provided wonderful information and tools that I am going to use when returning to in-person learning and ensure the students are returning to a campus that is supportive and is safe.
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Examples shared by facilitators and peers were valuable and relevant to some of my own thoughts/experiences.
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This was a great reminder on mindset before students really come back to campus.
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It was an amazing presentation.
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Thank you for sharing this valuable information and strategies
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At this time our kids really need SEL now more than ever and I love your program!
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I enjoyed the training and like that emotions are being taken into more consideration.
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It was very good information! Thanks! Glad I attended this training!
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You are just wonderful. Thank you for your knowledge and strategies. Keep up the great work!
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Thank you! Great to hear stories. 3 hours is perfect time for PD!
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Thank you for reminding me to be a better person. :)
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As a new VP, I feel more confident in my ability to be consistent and supporting with staff and students. I will be a better problem solver.
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Thank you :) Love this!
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I am thankful for this training - thought provoking, relatable, and hopeful.
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Loved the interactive and modeling of strategies. Very effective. Thank you!
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As an incoming teacher (first year), I was able learn so much about creating a positive environment for students and for myself!
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Understanding my own stressors and how they affect my ability to effectively communicate. How not to take things personally.
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That I always have time to engage with others.
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Making kids feel safe in school environment will help their learning.
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Don't take things personally, connect w/ the kids - don't ask how they are if you do not have time to really do that. "It's good to see you!”
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Changing and improving my empathy - set an environment for students to be comfortable.
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Giving the benefit of the doubt
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Notice how behaviors make me feel inside.
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Not using the 'do as I say, not as I do" we grew up with.
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It is okay to show a degree of vulnerability with students.
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Be open minded.
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That learning doesn't happen and can not happen unless the students are and feel safe.
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I want to make a difference in my student's life. I love this job.
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Taking Ownership.
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The importance of reflection, being intentional, and having an awareness of the energy I bring to work.
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The fact that It's okay to make mistakes.
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You have to take steps to get out of your comfort zone.
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I can always learn more - I can be better. I also feel that I will be able to use this with my own children.
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There are physical reactions as well as emotional to trauma and grief and that we have to apply (ACT/DO) to make change happen. That we are all 'teachers' to children.
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Remember students have their reactions for a reason.
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I can be un-perfect yet very effective for students.
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Going into a new learning experience. I don’t know it all, but I’m always willing to learn!
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Showing students, coworkers, and family that they have my attention and I care.
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That everyone, including kids, react in their own individual way regarding different events.
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They cannot relate to our circumstances, rather how we feel.
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Planting seeds, have hope that no act is too small.
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Trust, trust, trust! Can't teach until trust is established.