As counselors, teachers and homeschool parents always working to lead our children, sometimes it can be difficult to remember the importance of making students feel heard. Sometimes the simple act of pausing to listen is the most powerful form of leadership.
Whether you’re instructing a full classroom on a school campus or delivering an algebra lesson to your own kiddos in a homeschool classroom, we wish all of our teachers the best throughout this school year.
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We found a modern-day Amelia working on her visionary skills this summer! She’s embodying the inspiration from the Amelia lesson in the best way. Can’t wait to see what this awesome girl accomplishes in her life. 👩✈️
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Whether you’re instructing a full classroom on a school campus or delivering an algebra lesson to your own kiddos in a homeschool classroom, we wish all of our teachers the best throughout this school year.
#backtoschool#schoolcounselor#graceandgritbox
The month of June was busy for Grace & Grit. We attended a few conferences designed for school counselors and homeschool families, and Heather had the privilege of speaking to educators on the topic of shame. This summer is shaping up to be filled with great new connections.
This portrait of Rosie the Riveter was created by one of the girls at a recent event and her interpretation caught our eye. Clearly she knows the Rosies of the world come in all shapes, sizes and colors. Confidence sees no limitations! 💪
We're excited to be a part of the Called to Teach Homeschool Convention in The Woodlands this week! Thank you to the @thsc for organizing such a great event, giving us the opportunity to meet new families and introduce the curriculum to more girls. #calledtoteach#homeschool
There’s no reason to stop learning just because summer break is approaching! This is a great time for girls to focus on building their self-confidence by learning to persevere, working on their selflessness and sharpening their authenticity, for starters. https://t.co/I7wESho5Fa
As the school year draws to a close, you now have a little more time to focus on self-care. Is it important? You bet. Check out this article on our Resources page that offers you some questions to keep burnout in check. https://t.co/Cu6sVcpW0o
Looking for some satisfying and educational reading or perhaps a learning activity for the classroom? Maybe even just a bit of inspiration? Visit our Resources page from time to time to see what we’ve added. https://t.co/06QxGCTsj0
The National Education Association describes National Teacher Day as “a day for honoring teachers and recognizing the lasting contributions they make to our lives.” Today we celebrate them. #TeacherAppreciationWeek#NationalTeacherDay
After a recent study determining that the average public-school counselor juggles a caseload of 482 students, the American School Counselor Association is calling for a ratio of no more than 250 students per counselor.
From chocolate-chip cookies to windshield wipers, women have invented some pretty incredible and unforgettable things! In “Girls Think of Everything,” a book penned by Catherine Thimmesh, learn more about some of the greatest things women have discover ... https://t.co/ZYcyiCWeHD
There must be a design flaw somewhere. A recent census conducted by AIGA and Google notes that 54% of designers are women — yet that industry’s leadership is comprised of only 11% females. What gives? Read more here: https://t.co/FBQczCYUXr
10-year-old Sara Hinesley, who recently earned the Nicholas Maxim Award in the 2019 Zaner-Bloser National Handwriting Contest, was born with no hands. What an encouraging young lady! Learn more about her inspiring story here: https://t.co/FKyYvwtPJl
“The Atomic Weight of Love” by Elizabeth Church
Another fiction read for Spring Break! This book is about a woman coming into her own during a time when women were seen as second-class citizens who were expected to cater to their husbands.