Over 90 percent of Bristol teachers who participated in student-led mental health PD reported being more conscious of the experiences of students of color in school¶
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q2 i? Over 90 percent of teachers who participated in the student-led mental health professional development sessions reported that they agreed or strongly agreed that they are more conscious of the experiences of students of color in school. → Smith 2024
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Smith 2024¶
Smith, K., & Young, V. M. (2024). A New Narrative: How Unlocking the Power of R&D Through Inclusive Innovation Can Transform Education. Digital Promise, Center for Inclusive Innovation. https://digitalpromise.dspacedirect.org/items/73f2e0fa-dca8-4cd0-a8da-eb18b59453c4 doi:10.51388/20.500.12265/202
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Self-report survey outcome from the Bristol Township School District student-led mental health PD pilot, in which "Over 90 percent of teachers" reported agreement that they became more conscious of students of color's experiences. Teachers were described as deeply impacted with expanded awareness and empathy.
"Over 90 percent of teachers who participated in the sessions reported that they agreed or strongly agreed that they are more conscious of the experiences of students of color in school."
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Related Claims¶
- Most teachers participate in informal professional development activities, which generate more satisfaction than formal in-service days — related
- Students report peer support and distraction as effective coping, rarely self-regulation or professional help-seeking — related
- Teachers of color report workplace racism with mental-health toll, and the 'invisible tax' of extra duties — related
- Educator-led peer professional development reinforced educators' own understanding and connected LVN to existing practice — related
- Elementary principals most frequently want professional development on whole child education, with rural principals especially likely to want physical and mental health content — related
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Over 90 percent of Bristol teachers who participated in student-led mental health PD reported being more conscious of the experiences of students of color in school |
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Over 90 percent of Bristol teachers who participated in student-led mental health PD reported being more conscious of the experiences of students of color in school |
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