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Strategies for Improving Student Outcomes with Teacher-Student Relationships

Tue., October 04, 2022, 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
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Improving relationships with students who teachers identify as challenging to understand can go a long way in refueling a teacher’s energy and preventing burnout. Offering a promising method of professional development (PD) for educators can improve teacher-student relationships and student achievement.

Join us for an insightful look at the research on strengthening teacher-student relationships and hear how districts are putting into practice these strategies to support positive student outcomes.

In this session, you’ll learn:

  • How the research supports a focus on teacher-student relationships
  • Actionable PD strategies to develop stronger teacher-student relationships
  • How districts are focusing on relationship-building as part of broader social-emotional learning practices
  • Which data and tools can be used to inform district-wide planning and educator PD
Speakers
Dr. Hunter Gehlbach
Professor and Vice Dean Johns Hopkins School of Education
Marques Johnson
Mental Health and Wellness Systems Coordinator, Charleston County
Megan Bocchino, M.Ed
Director of School Climate, Department of Alternative Programs and Services, Charleston County
Fronde Stille
Director of Guidance and Counseling Services, Charleston County
Janna Cunningham
(Buff) Climate Coach Coordinator, Charleston County
Dominick Palma, Ph.D.
Superintendent of Schools, Merrick School District
Bryan Mascio
Teaching Faculty, Plymouth State University
Moderator
Gracie Kaul
Senior Account Manager, Panorama Education

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