Building a Community of Learners
The Whole Child Newsletter October 24, 2011 is the source for this article.
"A successful learner is a child who enters school emotionally and physically healthy; feels safe and is ready to learn; is connected to the school and the community; and has access to challenging and engaging academic programs. A successful learner is prepared for further education, work, and civic life. When schools implement this whole child approach to education, they make healthy development, student learning, and academic achievement cornerstones of comprehensive, systematic, and collaborative school improvement ," quoted from the website newsletter.
Read full article at "The Whole Child" website and see 'From the newsletter' on the right
http://www.wholechildeducation.org/?topicId=16816&lk=9387021-9387021-0-49179-O584FSIKBp831qevhnCGUaeU7QNDLdOR
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Tuesday, October 25, 2011
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In The News:
Cyber Bullying
The issue of bullying has been thrust back into the spotlight by Port Coquitlam, B.C., teen Amanda Todd who took her own life Wednesday, weeks after posting a YouTube video...
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/story/2012/10/12/bullying-prevention-funding.html
What can parents do to stop Cyber Bullying?
- Ask open-ended questions; let children tell you about the harassment.
- Watch for a loss of excitement in technological gadgets.
- Advise kids to choose their online buddies wisely.
- Read more tips here.
For a week in the spring of 2012, CBC-TV's Connect with Mark Kelley set up a video booth in a school in Gatineau, Que. More than 150 students...read more in this story here:
http://www.cbc.ca/news/interactives/bullyproof/

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