STRATEGY
Taking a Risk
Education is a relatively riskfree, stable job.
And most educators are not
risk takers.
The New York Times recently asked its readers, "What was the greatest risk you have taken?"
The answers were interesting and made me think that maybe we should be asking our at-risk students the same question.
What do you think they might answer?
How many of us can guess their responses?
Maybe it is a question we should ask them once they get to know us better.
We can ask them to take a risk on what we are teaching and what we are telling them about their future and how
much their lives are dependent on success in the educational system.
152 Ways to Keep Kids in School: Effective, Easy-to-Implement Tips for Teachers by Franklin P. Schargel,
©2008 by Eye On Education.
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152 Ways to Keep Students in School
Product ID: 97815966708773
by Franklin P. Schargel
Price: $29.95
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Speaking from years of experience, author Franklin Schargel provides 152 field-tested ideas about working with at-risk students.
Designed to be read and implemented quickly, these are concise snapshots of what educators can do to keep students from dropping out.
You can apply these practical tips in your classroom today.
Order by September 1, 2008 and get 20% off. Use promo code "LEARN" at checkout.
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