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Valor scholars engage in Individual, Relationship, and Community-based activities and often share through a communal practice called “Circle.”
Valor's social-emotional learning model is based on their Compass, a human development model. Valor students participate in a weekly “Circle” exercise, during which they work to improve themselves, their community, and their relationships with...
Valor scholars regularly show appreciation to one another during Circle.
Students at Valor spend time in a single-gendered small group meant to foster community and individual non-academic support.
Students and teachers frequently conference to discuss student data and progress, as well as any modifications to their instruction.
Teachers at Locust Grove provide small group instruction to students with similar learning needs. These groups can shift as often as daily, based on student progress.
Given the unique challenges of their personalized learning approach and student population, Bronx Arena prioritizes data focused on attendance and output.
Students are grouped based on needs and then pulled out – or teachers pushed in – for focused support and mini-lessons led by a content specialist.
Educators at Bronx Arena discuss the role of Advocate Counselors, who provide social supports to students in school.
The program director for SCO Family of Services discusses social supports offered at Bronx Arena, and how the organization works with the school to best deliver them to students.
This guide will give you concrete resources, research, and insights on three different ways to revisit your current staffing models to better serve students with learning disabilities, including reinventing the special education teacher role,...