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Finding Community

Finding Community

October 15, 2020 By mark david mcCreary

During a research process that began as a way to see how to motivate students and empower them, it was found that creating a community is the best way for all involved to get a better and stronger sense of community. Parents, teachers, and students can all come together to make the experience a more worthwhile one for all involved. The education system would do well to have a community like this, as everybody feels that they are a part of something.

Key Takeaways:

  • Trying to understand what makes a student work best is something that I have been trying to incorporate.
  • You can make the connection between parents and students, as well as other teachers.
  • Encouraging open communication in the online community as well is a great way to open up lines of communication.

“And what I found as I dug in was that my understanding of community process was applicable, yet rudimentary—it was like a language without words.”

Read more: Finding Community by Mac Stephens

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