In the third and final installment of this year's Teachers As Frontline Workers video series, Sheryl will discuss:
What is the impact of Race and Socio-Economic Drivers on the misperceptions about learning loss/recovery in US schools and how has that hampered effective intervention?
What strategies can be employed to create a collaborative and supportive teaching environment that keeps teachers motivated, especially when working with students from diverse socio-economic backgrounds who may require additional support due to learning loss?
In what ways can school administrators and policymakers provide professional development and resources to teachers to help them effectively tackle learning recovery, considering the varying socio-economic challenges their students face?
Dr. Sheryl Ziegler – Licensed clinical psychologist who runs an active practice, is also an author, keynote speaker, digital health advisor, and board member and program chair at The Tennyson Center for Children.
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