Staff Communication Skills : The Key to Creating Safe & Supportive Schools

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Staff Communication Skills : The Key to Creating Safe & Supportive Schools

Discuss strategies for developing positive staff communication skills in order to create a safe and supportive climate for school success. Learn how these skills serve as a 1st step & foundation for the success of all school climate/mental health/SEL initiatives. 

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Location: Huntington, NY
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Latest Activity: Jan 29, 2021

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Changing Schools 1 Message at a Time

Started by Joan Fretz Jan 29, 2021. 0 Replies

The way we communicate with one another in schools can either be a change agent for improving school climate and academic success, or the underlying cause of many issues facing educators today.I hope…Continue

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