Many state attendance policies mandate specific school attendance requirements, with truancy systems penalizing excessive absences. Unfortunately, these policies disproportionately impact students from marginalized backgrounds and those with disabilities, who often face higher rates of chronic absenteeism. The Equitable Attendance Policy Partnership (EAPP), supported by the AIR Equity Initiative, is dedicated to helping states revise their attendance policies and implementation practices to address these disparities. The EAPP focuses on equitable approaches to attendance policy and implementation, informed by the lived experiences of youth and families. Discover how the EAPP is working to create fairer attendance policies: https://lnkd.in/ePNKexNj
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Real talk brings about real learning | 📚Children's author | 🎤 TEDx Speaker | 🌳 I teach kids to understand themselves and each other through mythology, poetry and nature⚡️
WHY WE SHOULD STOP GIVING 100% ATTENDANCE AND PUNCTUALITY AWARDS OUT Congratulations, child, on the fortunate circumstances that enable you to have better health and consistency than your classmates. So, we want kids to come to school. Of course. It’s pretty pointless running one if nobody turns up. But like with pen licenses in yesterday’s post, the idea of rewarding and celebrating individuals’ 100% attendance becomes unjust very quickly. 🤮It incentivises kids coming into school if sick. 🤔It is experienced as a punishment for children who cannot attend every day 👵 Primary-age children cannot bring themselves to school - they rely upon their adults to be brought 🏫 Rewarding it class by class is even worse. It essentially rewards the children for not having classmates whose circumstances are disadvantageous (medical, social service, health, homelessness) 🥳 Celebrating those who do attend every day does not change the circumstances that prevent others from doing so 😳 It shames children who might love to be in school more often and more punctually, but who cannot due to medical appointments, family circumstance, housing difficulties and their reliance on public transport. — Why am I sharing these posts about reward and sanction? Am I spending my holidays just hating on schools? No. But the decisions that schools make with good intentions can often have long-term unintended negative consequences, which are sometimes not in keeping with their own stated values. And in fact, they might perpetuate the very issues that they are designed to solve. (Kids coming into school sick out of a desire to not get into trouble might cause more children and staff to get sick, reducing attendance…) In the thick of it, it is hard to stop and reflect. Does your system of reward and sanction do what you want it to do? Is it helping? Is it fair? Is it discriminatory? Are there better ways?
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The top issues impacting teacher retention—work-life balance, professional development, specialized instruction, classroom management, and supportive community—can all benefit from the integration of telepractice. By adopting a forward-thinking approach that combines traditional teaching practices with innovative telepractice solutions, we can create a more resilient and empowered teaching workforce. #virtualslp #virtualmentalhealth #virtualschoolpsych #virtualOT #virtualPT #teletherapy
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🎉 Our Activities: Enriching Lives Beyond the Classroom At Extra School (run by Schumacher Society), our commitment to education extends far beyond traditional teaching methods. Through a diverse range of activities, workshops, and events, we strive to create a vibrant learning environment that nurtures holistic development and celebrates the rich tapestry of our community. 🎋 A Tapestry of Events From celebrating national days to organising workshops, health check-ups, and quiz contests, our activities are designed to engage, inspire, and empower students. Through hands-on experiences and interactive events, we encourage curiosity, creativity, and a love for learning. 🤝 Parent-Teacher Partnerships Our parent-teacher meetings are not just about discussing academic progress—they're about fostering meaningful connections between home and school. Every three months, parents have the opportunity to share their experiences, insights, and concerns, while also celebrating the positive changes they've noticed in their children. ✨ Empowering Collaboration During these meetings, we encourage parents to actively participate in maintaining the momentum of their child's education, particularly in terms of regularity and punctuality. By fostering a sense of ownership and collaboration, we strengthen the bond between school, home, and community. 👷♀️ Building a Stronger Community At Schumacher Society, we believe that education is not just about what happens within the walls of a classroom—it's about nurturing well-rounded individuals who are active participants in society. Through our activities and events, we're not just shaping students' minds—we're building a stronger, more connected community. 🙋♂️ Join Us in Making a Difference Whether it's through teaching, celebrating, or collaborating, every activity at Schumacher Society is a testament to our commitment to enriching lives and creating a brighter future for all. Join us in our journey to empower minds, uplift spirits, and foster positive change in our community and beyond. ☎️ Reach out today. Contact us at: Phone: +91 98108 83674 & +91 99581 26130 Mail: schumacher.societydelhi02@gmail.com Together, let's make every activity a step towards a better tomorrow. #EnrichingActivities #CommunityBuilding #SchumacherSociety 🌟🌈
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New Blog Post: Lessons Learned From Decades of Advocating for Health and Physical Education by Kris Fritz Wisconsin Health and Physical Education (WHPE), a SHAPE America state affiliate, has been “speaking out” for quality health and physical education in Wisconsin for more than two decades. Over the years, our organization has learned that advocacy requires work — but it can be done, and it does work. If you follow and adapt the described steps in this article for your state’s situation, positive results will happen. Advocating for health and physical education is worth the effort! 👇👇 https://lnkd.in/gjBrvVK5
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Yet another solid list of reasons why teachers leave, but there's a vicious cycle inherent to some of these: when leadership is even partly responsible for "poor management" and a "toxic school environment", they're less likely to recognize it and their teachers are less likely to tell them about it. These issues often escape the attention of district leaders for several reasons as well (they're distracted, they aren't sure how to address the problem, the school is otherwise "high performing", etc.). While it takes courage to even be open to the idea, sometimes you need an external evaluation partner to help identify and break the cycle. #teacherretention #teacherwellness
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3moHappy to see communities moving away from the idea of truancy as a crime. It's an indicator that something's not right in a student's life.