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Transform Student Behavior
Discipline expert Nathan Maynard shares strategies for improving student behavior including engaging staff in vulnerable conversations and developing a common language around discipline. Watch video or listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

Wellbeing and Happiness
Educator and happiness coach, Kim Strobel, shares why happiness is essential to increase your well-being and thrive in your role. Adopting a daily gratitude practice is one way you can help create new neural feedback loops in your brain to improve your well-being and happiness. Watch video or listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

 

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Discover best practices from educational leaders and practitioners in the TEPSA News.

Why Document?
Learn the most important reason to document and discover two questions to guide your documentation from Education Lawyer Kevin Lungwitz. Read article.

Setting New Teachers Up for Success: Strategies to Foster Retention and Professional Growth 
Supervisor Cheri Braden shares tips to support your new teachers so they feel equipped to meet the challenges and demands of their role. Read article.

Explore in-depth research from education experts in the TEPSA Leader.

Surround Teachers with Support 
Authors Ronald Williamson, EdD, and Barbara R. Blackburn, PhD, share five areas to focus on to better support teachers. Read article.

Improving Literacy Among African American Students: Strategies for Elementary School Leaders 
Learn three strategies to improve student outcomes on your campus from Professors Janice L. Taylor, EdD, and Sharonda Pruitt, EdD. Read article.

 

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