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4 A Balanced Approach 31 Establishing a Whole School
By Dr. Thomas Gorman Approach to Building Relationships
With Students Through Social and
7 Get Ready and G.O. Emotional Learning and Culturally
(Get Organized)! Bridging Virtual Responsive Practices
and In-Person Learning for Special By Hope Wilkins
Education Students
By Dr. Michelle Terzini-Hollar, 34 Better.Together: How We Remain
Julie Worgul, and Sandy Pih Social, When Distant
By Joe Palumbo
10 School Climate and Remote
Learning: Challenge and Uncertainty 36 Social-Emotional Health:
By Dr. Maribeth Edmunds Community Impacts and the
Role of District Administration
14 A Model for Teacher Support in By Susan Wardell
Digital Tools and Educational
Technology 38 Self-Reflection and Awareness
By Scott Marakovits, Ed.D. By Danielle Tan and Dr. Michele Muni
16 Leading and Listening 42 Motivating Teachers to Pursue
for the Future Professional Development
By Dr. Bonnie Lehet By Florencia Norton
18 The Quest for Equity in Schools 44 Why Do We Have to Do This?
The Mandate for Students to Turn The Need for Ongoing Systemic
on Their Cameras: A Cautionary Tale Professional Development
By Steven E. Gregor, Ed.D. By Allison Staffin and Dr. Kwame Morton
22 Leading in a Global Crisis: 47 Shifting From Neutral to Zoom-ing
How School Districts Can Position Ahead: How One Instructional Team
Principals to Thrive, Not Survive Raced COVID to September
By LaKecia C. Hyman, Ed.D., and By Jeannine Lanphear and
Ananda M. Davis, Ph.D. Susan Gilbert
26 Inquiry-Based Science in a 50 The Principal Is Not Okay! Why the
Pandemic Social-Emotional Wellness of School
By Kevin Doyle, Ed.D. Leaders Cannot Be Ignored
By Tom Conroy
28 Preventing Child Abuse and Youth
Suicide Through a Pandemic and
Beyond
By Christine Norbut Beyer, MSW
Educational Viewpoints -2- Spring 2021
