In-class empowerment for young girls
- Elementary School
- Based on the content of the transcript, the podcast episode can be classified as "Special Education".
- Private School
- Emotional Learning
Dana Sheridan
The Village School
- Part 1 In-class empowerment for young girls
- Part 2Aligning emotional learning w/character development for kids
Show Notes
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02:40Empowering girls in classroom environmentsDuring International Boost Self-Esteem Month, The Village School focuses on empowering 4th-grade girls. They dedicate a week to lessons on women's history, self-compassion, friendships, and navigating social dynamics as they transition to middle school.
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05:36Encouraging self compassion and individuality in childrenMany young girls struggle with self-compassion, highlighting the importance of nurturing healthy self-esteem early on. The Village School encourages parents to celebrate the uniqueness of children and build self-esteem and a sense of individuality in their children from a young age.
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09:06Nurturing individuality in children through character based complimentsThe Village School teaches students and parents to give compliments focusing on character rather than appearance. This approach fosters self-esteem, shifting the focus to intrinsic qualities, which are unique and enduring.
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11:25Leveling the academics playing field for girls and boysThe Village School's inquiry-based learning encourages both girls and boys to explore all subjects and activities freely. This approach complements parental involvement, where mistakes are celebrated as learning opportunities, fostering a growth mindset in all students.13:30 - Addressing friendship dynamics among female students
Quotes
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"Teach children to be leaders, not followers, and find those things that let them stand apart. Celebrate their uniqueness." - Dana Sheridan
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"When giving compliments to others, in addition to the external attributes, say something about their character. That way you're modeling something more internal within them versus something that everybody can have." - Dana Sheridan
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"I tell parents all the time, celebrate the mistakes more than anything. Talk about the mistakes that you've made as a parent, so you're humanizing yourself to your kids." - Dana Sheridan
- Part 1 In-class empowerment for young girls
- Part 2Aligning emotional learning w/character development for kids
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Part 1In-class empowerment for young girls
Dana Sheridan, Lower School Counselor at The Village School, delves into empowering young girls in education. Girls face unique challenges as they navigate their educational journey. From societal pressures to internal self-doubt, fostering their confidence and empowerment is crucial for their academic and personal success. Today, Dana discusses in-class empowerment for young girls.
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Part 2Aligning emotional learning w/character development for kids
Dana Sheridan, Lower School Counselor at The Village School, delves into empowering young girls in education. Strong emotional well-being is essential for academic success, requiring consistent practice of social-emotional learning both at home and in school. Collaboration between parents and teachers ensures children are equipped with the tools and resilience to thrive academically and personally. Today, Dana discusses aligning emotional learning with character development for kids.
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