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10.Set boundaries for yourself. You are not failing when you can’t fix structural neglect. Prioritise what you can control. Aim: Reduce isolation and burnout; build local micro solutions within a flawed system.
Can't agree more with James. However, the ideal of high expectations must be paired with realistic, system-informed responses particularly to behaviour. It’s not enough to believe every child can succeed, we must also create conditions where success is possible for all.
Too often, we assume what kids can’t do instead of believing in what they can. Let’s raise the bar, support every child, and see them shine. Check out my latest post 👉 https://t.co/coU3JaoFyO
9.Find Allies and Buffer Yourself:
Collaborate with support staff, wellbeing coordinators, or even parents if relationships allow. Seek out collegial planning to align routines across classes for consistency. cont...
@EminaMcLean@VicGovDE I am interested to explore ways that I can reduce time analysing. I have used AI for some tasks, but it's not reliable, but had sped up the process somewhat.
@EminaMcLean@VicGovDE Hi Emma. Any chance that non VicGov employees can register for these webinars? I am keen on the analysing. This year I have refined how I complete the analysis report for individual students and include an intervention/where to next plan. It's time consuming.
@rpondiscio latest Substack is spot on. The whole piece could be made into quotes!
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