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on March 03, 2021

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Blog #9: Home/School Connection

On March 24th at 7:30 pm, I attended my school district, Oceanside's, Board of Education Meeting. This meeting covered the school's budget for next year, nutrition in the district, and the return of remote students to in-person learning this month. The panel of board members was made up of about 10 to 12 people. All who came prepared to speak on the most interesting topic, the return of remote students. The meeting went through the budget and nutrition pretty quickly, but once the board switched to the topic of remote students returning to in-person learning, it got intense. As the board was going through their presentation on returning students back, many parents began to formulate questions. This caused a rise in the community because there were so many questions and uncertainties by many parents. From watching the board of ed meeting through youtube live, I saw that many of the parent's questions related to student-athletes. The school board made it seem like if a stude

Blog #4: Mental Health in Schools

This week's topic was addressing something that most people are nervous to talk about: mental health. After reading the articles on mental health, it is clear to me that many people (students) struggle with mental health. Whether it be anxiety over a test or stress about homework or depression over not being face to face in school, many people suffer from mental illness. The idea of this week's assignment was to learn about the different types of mental illnesses students face. The articles that were assigned talked about how schools need to have more awareness and programs that educate and aid students about mental health. By doing this, students can learn how to overcome their mental illness and better their self-image. It can also lead to breaking the stigma of mental illness. So many people are ashamed or embarrassed to admit that they struggle with their mental health when in reality, everyone struggles with it! The mental health issue I chose to research was Obsessive-Com

Blog Post #2: School Violence

After reading the two articles and watching the film I have gained a lot of knowledge on school violence. I know some leading causes and how we can prevent school violence. As a future educator school violence is always a concern for me. I want to ensure that my classroom is a safe and welcoming environment. The most significant topic I have always said I want to foster into my classroom is safety. I do not the extremes of my student's lifestyle and I want to foster an environment where they can come into my classroom and feel safe. I intend to teach kindergarten and low elementary grade levels in the future. This is significant because I have these kids at a young age and I can educate them on how to be a good person. Since they are so young I can give them the tools they need to be kind and caring for people. We can cover topics like bullying (physical, verbal, and social), teasing, and maybe even cyberbullying if they are of age. But by exposing them at a young age to what not t

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