I have several lists for you about summer reading for school counselors. This is part 1 of a 3 part series. Summer is a great time to catch up on your reading. If you are like me, you’re not just reading books for professional growth, but you are also reading
I have wanted to run a book group for a while, but was not sure how to run one. Today, I took the plunge. Starting next Tuesday, I will hold my very first meeting.We will be using the book, Diary Of Invisible Me by Rebecca McEwen. I have 8 copies
Summer is a great time to take advantage of professional development opportunities. Reading is perhaps one of the best ways to gain some additional skills and knowledge, but when you combine it with a Book Club and Study Group, the personal growth grows exponentially. One of my summer reads
In a recent post, I had a link to a webinar about the Bully, The Bullied, and The Not So Innocent Bystander. I thought it would be a great webinar to help with professional development and allow fellow counselors and other readers of this blog the opportunity to have a
https://www4.gotomeeting.com/register/612341935 Just thought I’d share with you information about this upcoming webinar. I have this book, and thought I would use it have a book group with kids. Needless to say when I saw this in my email this morning, I was excited. (Free is also the key word.)
Being a School Counselor means not only working with students, but all persons in your building. Our district is lucky that we are a part of a Teachers’ Center, and not only are we lucky to be a part of it, we are lucky enough to have it hosted in
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