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Putting Maslow Before Bloom can help students flourish socially, emotionally, and academically—especially when you weave it throughout the school day. 🌱

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Heidi Kerchenski2 years ago

Maslow before Bloom... simple strategies done with intentionality can make a significant positive impact on students.

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Real Brave2 years ago

By prioritizing students' social and emotional needs and integrating them into the daily routine, educators can create a supportive and nurturing learning environment where students are more likely to thrive academically and develop into well-rounded individuals.

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Ed2 years ago

More humanism education philosophy. Straight from John Dewey's 1916 Democracy and Education. Progress is defined as inclusion aka democracy.

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