Author name: Dr. Brad Johnson

Building Relationships in Schools

Unstructured Play and Recess in School is Essential for Children’s Learning

In today’s world, I’m all about recognizing how important recess and unstructured play are for kids. Research consistently shows that they’re not just breaks from learning; they’re actually a crucial part of learning itself. Kids use play to explore and understand the world around them – it’s built into how they work. With all the

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Low Agreeableness: Strategies to Support Struggling Students

Nurturing Low Agreeableness Students: Strategies for Effective Support

This article is based on chapter in my upcoming book, Becoming a More Assertive Teacher: Maximizing Strengths, Establishing Boundaries, and Amplifying Your Voice In the realm of education, it’s common to attribute challenging student behavior to underlying trauma or a means of expressing emotions. While this perspective holds merit, there’s another dimension that’s worth considering: the

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Creating a Dynamic Culture for School Staff

3 Expectations for Creating a Dynamic Culture of Staff

The success of any organization, including educational institutions, heavily relies on the culture it fosters among its staff members. Within schools, creating a dynamic culture is essential for cultivating an environment that promotes growth, collaboration, and excellence in education. By setting clear expectations and values, educational leaders can empower their staff members to thrive and

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