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Highlight of program: Having faculty as resources when working with students and dealing with school issues was invaluable. The session with Dr. Solomon on self-compassion during Residency 2 truly changed my ability for self-compassion.    #wmgrad #schoolcounseling #onlinecounseling #wmsoe #wmtransforms

Education is one key to freedom.

Meet one of our professors Don Davis! If you're interested in any of his classes, or want to learn more about Dr. Davis, feel free to click to look at his page on our website: https://buff.ly/3Lt4TiH #BibleTraining #BiblicalFluency #Biblelessons #Bibleteachings#ScriptureStudy

Shining the SOE spotlight on Dr. Jesse Senechal, director Metropolitan Educational Research Consortium (MERC). Dr. Senechal was interviewed by VPM News Focal Point's Billy Shields for this segment: Feeling burned out, many teachers are calling it quits. Teaching has long been a challenging but noble profession attracting bright minds to educate youth. But in a post-pandemic world, many teachers are struggling to stay in a profession that requires them to do more with dwindling resources. ://https://lnkd.in/eBEWdkVd

Check out the January issue of the USC Pullias Center for Higher Education newsletter, guest edited by Steve Desir. Learn more about how the Pullias Center is supporting university leaders in their efforts to make the fight for equity and justice a central part of university life. Check it out! USC Rossier School of Education, Adrianna Kezar

💡Educator Spotlight💡 Meet Alex Chiu (Houston ‘22), a second-year corps member in Houston who is our featured Educator Spotlight for December. "Humans did not get to today because we put our resources solely on the few. It's due to the collective minds that we were able to discover the effects of gravity, to revolutionize medicine, and to have such prosperity. Just think about how much more humans can achieve when we have more brilliant minds thinking together. How beautiful society will be.“ Learn more about why he chose TFA, what he has learned in his time as an educator, and his hopes for educational equity in the future at https://bit.ly/3RO54c9

I just wrote a new post to my blog! Today I started Fall Semester at California State University, Dominguez Hills. This will be my final semester there and then I graduate this year. I’m this blog post I describe how my first day went. #firstdayofschool

Minnie Payne's Inspiring Graduation at 90 years old: The Power of Lifelong Learning for Anti-Aging At 90, Minnie Payne is not just graduating with a master's degree from University of North Texas. She’s living proof of how lifelong learning contributes to anti-aging! Studies show that continued education can improve mental acuity, enhance cognitive reserve, and delay the onset of age-related brain decline. Engaging in new learning experiences, like Minnie did, keeps the brain active and can even reduce the risk of Alzheimer's. Her remarkable achievement underscores the age-defying benefits of never stopping to learn and grow. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/esVmb7DC #NeverStopLearning #AgeDefyingEducation #InspirationalJourney #AgingIsAChoice

How are we preparing children with special needs for their future? A great discussion about next practices for our babies with special needs…..Future Focused Schools.

Announcing Vision 2030 – A Call to Action: Adult Education Summit held at the San Diego College of Continuing Education from October 5-6. Travon Reed, East Los Angeles College Student is among the list of highly anticipated summit speakers. Travon says "My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style." Learn More: https://lnkd.in/gTAhnjPs