Half of students from low‑income households
Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education.
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My students come from tough neighborhoods and need a calm classroom to learn. Designing a calm classroom with flexible seatings will help students work in various group settings. The literature books will be used to teach children how to manage their intense feelings without falling apart and taking out their frustrations on others. The problem solving stories will help open the communication up and model good behavior. The fidget sensory will support my students with and without special needs to release stress, anger, or to focus on their work. The model of the brain and books will help learners understand the importance of calming down.
Your generous donations will make a difference in the lives of diverse learner and help meet their academic and social emotional needs. These materials will change student behavior.
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My students come from tough neighborhoods and need a calm classroom to learn. Designing a calm classroom with flexible seatings will help students work in various group settings. The literature books will be used to teach children how to manage their intense feelings without falling apart and taking out their frustrations on others. The problem solving stories will help open the communication up and model good behavior. The fidget sensory will support my students with and without special needs to release stress, anger, or to focus on their work. The model of the brain and books will help learners understand the importance of calming down.
Your generous donations will make a difference in the lives of diverse learner and help meet their academic and social emotional needs. These materials will change student behavior.