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Professional Learning

Equitable Discipline and the Role of an ESP

Learn how authentic relationships can positively impact student success, resiliency, and hope.

At a Glance

This webinar is rooted in relational equity and culturally responsive social-emotional learning.

Topics

  • Restorative Practices

Outcomes

  • Learn how authentic relationships can positively impact student success, resiliency, and hope
  • Explore how personal bias impacts disciplinary decisions and actions
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NEA

Last Updated: October 2022

Details

Session Length

1 hour

Session Format

Webinar

This webinar is rooted in relational equity and culturally responsive social-emotional learning. You will learn about the important connection between authentic relationships with students, families, and staff members and their impact on student success, resiliency, and hope. You will also explore how personal bias impacts disciplinary decisions and actions.

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Earn micro-credentials while learning how to use The Universal Standards and Levels of Practice in order to move along the continuum of professional growth.
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