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I added these photos because these are some emotions you may see if you are in the education field. Some students may feel sad or angry because of the way they are treated by their peers. Some students keep their emotions in at times. As you get to know the student, look at how they react to certain situations. You may be able to help them work through something that could turn into an outburst by knowing their emotions.
ReplyDeleteI think this is so true and so important! I had a student last year that I did not see eye-to-eye with for the first 2/3 of the school year. It took me so long to figure out how he reacts and what he needs to calm himself down. By the end of the year, we were able to work together to create peaceful endings to problems that came up in the classroom.
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