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Six Suggestions to Spark a Spectacular School Year

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Honored that my latest article, “Six Suggestions to Spark a Spectacular School Year,” appears in the latest edition of The International Educator :  https://www.tieonline.com/article/3559/six-suggestions-to-spark-a-spectacular-school-year #education #educación #교육 #教育 #教育#empathy #resources #skills #strategies #innovation #innovación #혁신 #创新 #革新

Give Great Gratitude: Eight Ideas to Kindle Kindness and a Culture of Caring in the School Community

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                                                                                                       (c) 2022 Scott B. Freiberger By Scott B. Freiberger With cerulean, carmine, and chalky holiday lights sparking sensations of splendor rife with family life and frolicking friends, November is a terrific time to reflect and rejoice.   With resolve and ingenuity flowing freely from fresh autumn air, now would be a propitious time to provide students with a voice to articulate appreciation for the scholarship, seasonal sentiments, and magic-like merriment that they experience.   Advancing an attitude of gratitude is also particularly poignant to model for young minds.   ...

What's Your Brower Power?

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                                                                                                                                                              (C) 2022 Scott B. Freiberger Much has been published in recent years about kindness.   In a recent large-scale, psychology-related study called “ The Kindness Test ” conducted by the University of Sussex in partnership with the BBC, people reported feeling “happy,” “grateful,” “loved,” “relieved,” and “pleased” if someone, even a stranger, had offered ass...

Shaping Superlative Schools: Five Helpful Hints for Exhibiting a Growth Heartset

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(C) 2021 Scott Freiberger. Design by @KimARichardson.  By Scott B. Freiberger In the emotive, making-of-the-mammal Disney movie “Zootopia,” protagonist and officer extraordinaire Judy Hopps (Ginnifer Goodwin) endures bad badgering, abundant bullying, and beastly berating while aspiring to become the city’s first crowned cottontail cop.   Yet despite uncivil circumstances and a series of exhausting encounters with furtive fox Nick Wilde (Jason Bateman), she perennially persists, prods, and pushes on.   Ultimately, our flocculent, furry friend finds collaborators in questionable quarters and encounters rapport and responsiveness in virtuous vertebrate.   At its core, the moving movie is a celebration of inclusion and resolution, and teaches that appearances may not only be ambiguous, but also absolutely inaccurate.   The noble notion of employing empathy, kindling kindness, and trying tenderness to focus forward could also be acutely accentuated now in educati...