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🌟 Building Resilient Schools for Mental Well-being 🌟 I had the privilege of joining Childrenplus Plus on their podcast to discuss a topic close to my heart: fostering resilience and mental well-being in schools. CEO Vishal Sharma and I explored the roles of schools, parents, and counsellors in nurturing a supportive environment where children can not only cope with challenges but thrive. In today’s complex world, resilience in students isn’t just about academic success—it’s about developing emotional strength, self-awareness, and the ability to navigate pressures from academics, social expectations, and, increasingly, social media. Schools must focus on holistic development, fostering a sense of value, belonging, and empathy in students. Every teacher, in essence, can be a counsellor, guiding students to feel secure and confident. Key Takeaways: Resilience is a collective effort involving teachers, parents, and the community. Mental Health Support begins with recognizing the daily pressures children face, from academic competition to social media’s influence. Parental Involvement—quality time, open communication, and shared experiences—remains critical in grounding and supporting children. Thank you to Children Plus for this meaningful opportunity to share insights on a topic that can reshape the future of education. Let’s build schools that not only educate but uplift and empower. 🌱 #Education #MentalHealth #Resilience #ChildrenPlus #HolisticDevelopment #SchoolLeadership Amritash R. Dr Chetna Sabharwal Dr. Sudha Acharya Dr. Irfan A. Rizvi

📚 Why Parent Involvement in Education is Essential 📚 Parents, your engagement in your child's education is a powerful tool for their success! From homework to school meetings, every action you take can boost their academic performance and self-confidence.  Let's create a supportive environment where our kids can thrive. ✨ Comment below to tell us how you stay involved in your child's education.  . . . . . #BCDIAtlanta #PowrfulFamilies #EarlyLearning #BCDIAtlAdvocates

Education is the foundation asset of a child's nurturing process. We, as parents, tend to misinterpret it with overall percentage in school or "marks" in particular. We, as parents, force our children to obtain certain marks to be able to sustain in this competitive system. But, we rather forget the true meaning of Education which deals with a child's inherited skills as well as overall personality. Today, in the 21st Century, let us prioritize "Education" and not "Percentage". Encourage children to develop rather to become fit in the society! #21stcenturyeducation #learningsystem #preschoollearning

The Power of Parent Involvement in Education 📚At Mastery Academics School, we believe that education is a team effort, and parents play a crucial role in their child’s academic journey. When parents are actively involved—whether it’s attending school events, helping with homework, or simply communicating with teachers—students are more likely to succeed, stay motivated, and develop a love for learning. 💡Parental support creates a strong foundation for confidence, curiosity, and resilience in the classroom and beyond. Together, we can make a lasting impact on our children’s future. Let’s stay engaged, informed, and united!#ParentInvolvementMatters #StrongerTogether #StudentSuccess #SupportiveFamilies #EducationJourney #ParentalSupport #FutureLeaders #EngagedParents #PartnershipInEducation #BuildingBrightFutures

Teachers play a crucial role in supporting students with dyslexia. By implementing simple yet impactful accommodations such as providing extra time, offering oral testing, or integrating assistive technology educators can transform the learning experience for students with dyslexia. These adjustments not only enhance learning outcomes but also build confidence and independence in students. Every classroom can become a space where all students, regardless of how they learn, feel valued and understood. This Dyslexia Awareness Month, let’s encourage teachers to embrace these strategies and continue their commitment to inclusive education. Together, we can ensure that no student is left behind because of their learning differences. Teachers, you have the power to create a classroom where every student thrives. Start by learning more about dyslexia and how small changes can make a big difference. Join the movement for inclusive education by visiting africadyslexia.org. Let’s build supportive classrooms and unlock the potential of every learner. #dyslexiaawarenss #africadyslexia #africadyslexiaorg #knowdyslexia 

Early Childhood Learning 🌟 The early childhood years are crucial as children rapidly shift from dependence to independence. Parents play a key role in informal teaching, guiding children to notice their surroundings, label objects, and learn social skills, self-help skills, and early academic concepts. However, children with learning troubles often struggle with these seemingly natural skills due to difficulties in processing information. Despite this, they may excel in other areas, showing uneven development patterns in places such as listening, language, and motor skills. Their unique profiles make their learning and behavior less predictable. ✏️ For more information, check out our blog: https://zurl.co/eE3g #LearningDifficulties #ChildDevelopment #ParentingTips #UnderstandingKids #InclusiveEducation #SupportAndEmpower #LearningJourney #LearningisFun #TheBlog

Transitioning from kindergarten to primary school is a pivotal moment in a child’s life. It marks an academic milestone and a significant step towards greater independence and self-discovery. As a parent, guiding your little one through this transition can be both exciting and daunting. This comprehensive guide is designed to support you as you prepare your child for the road ahead, ensuring a smooth and positive experience in their crucial early years of education. Click this link to read the full article https://ow.ly/rohw50RhOOU #CireEarlyLearning #TransitioningToSchool #KindergartenTips #KinderTips #EducationMatters

As Elementary Principals and Parents, we know early literacy skills are important building blocks for future academic success. Yet despite our best efforts, too many students still struggle to reach reading proficiency by 3rd grade - that critical milestone year. Before third grade students are learning to read, after third grade students are expected to read to learn. The reasons for family struggles are many - from long working hours or financial constraints to obstacles engaging families such as limited access to a variety of books at home. But we can't afford to let these barriers stop our children's literacy development and love of learning from the start. That's why I'm looking forward to this insightful Instagram Live discussion on empowering families as partners in nurturing early literacy. Natasha, Kim, and I will talk about real-world strategies that we can implement in our schools and homes, no matter the circumstances. For principals like me, it's an opportunity to glean ideas for strengthening family literacy nights and parent workshops. And for caregivers, you may discover manageable yet meaningful activities to make reading a cherished daily habit. It’s going to take a village to make a change. When schools and families work together from the beginning, we can ensure every child builds a firm foundation to become literate and to be a critical thinker. I hope you'll join us for this engaging conversation on paving strong literacy foundations for all our students. Their future success depends on our commitment today. Join us on May 13, 2024 on Instagram at 4:00 PM CST @literacyleadershipcoach #LiteracyMatters #Edreform #SchoolLeadership #Schools #Edchat #Education #EarlyEd

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Early Childhood Learning 🌟 The early childhood years are crucial as children rapidly shift from dependence to independence. Parents play a key role in informal teaching, guiding children to notice their surroundings, label objects, and learn social skills, self-help skills, and early academic concepts. However, children with learning troubles often struggle with these seemingly natural skills due to difficulties in processing information. Despite this, they may excel in other areas, showing uneven development patterns in places such as listening, language, and motor skills. Their unique profiles make their learning and behavior less predictable. ✏️ For more information, check out our blog: https://zurl.co/eE3g #LearningDifficulties #ChildDevelopment #ParentingTips #UnderstandingKids #InclusiveEducation #SupportAndEmpower #LearningJourney #LearningisFun #TheBlog