Teaching Students from Poverty (Quick Reference Guide)
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Teaching Students from Poverty (Quick Reference Guide)
This laminated guide from veteran educator Eric Jensen shows how poverty affects students and offers strategies, guidelines, and action steps to help teachers
- Support students' social-emotional skills.
- Form and model strong relationships with students.
- Lower student stress.
Whether your students are elementary, middle, or high school age, you'll find strategies in this guide that will help you better understand and respond to the differing needs of this population.
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