Presenting for you today is Kemy Joseph, MS, EdS. WhyTry Trainer and Speaker, Kemy Joseph has been working tirelessly to help people tap into the resilience they need to bounce back during the pandemic. Most people see Kemy’s bright smile, but wouldn’t imagine the hardships behind it. Being raised in Miami, FL as a first […]
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Resilience and Supporting Native American/Indigenous Students Resilience and Supporting Native American/Indigenous Students This important discussion has thought leaders and field experts discussing what resilience means to indigenous populations as well as sharing some practical strategies to help educators everywhere learn to be able to connect better with and support the Native American/Indigenous students that you
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Relationships and Hope – Ensuring Success in the New Now Relationships and Hope For most education leaders looking forward to the fall, it is reasonable to experience anxiety and fear. What will school look like? What will my job be like? Will I be able to handle the surging amount of social and emotional needs
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Resilience Can be Taught! – Keys to Fostering Resilience in Students, Parents, and Staff Resilience Can be Taught! Hans Magleby and WhyTry Team members Bruce Bushnell (former school counselor) demonstrate the SEL tools and methods of the Resilience for Youth Program and the Parent Guide to Resilience. The WhyTry Organization has been leading the way
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