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Center for Educational Improvement
Sep 25, 20203 min read
Equity in Education Part V: Belonging is Essential to Student Success
By Kaela Farrise, CEI Program Assistant, Innovation & Research Support This is the fifth part of the special series Equity in Education....
Center for Educational Improvement
Sep 18, 20203 min read
Featured Fellow: Trauma-Responsive, Healing Practices with Pamela Reed
By Michelle Hull, CEI Intern Pamela Reed, an educator who has worn many hats during her 13 years of service in the Rutland City Public...
Michele Rivers Murphy
Sep 18, 20204 min read
Mindfulness as a Lifeline to Alleviate Stress and Suffering, Increase Health and Well-Being
By Michele Rivers Murphy, CEI Associate Director of Heart Centered Learning The expression, “Hindsight is 20/20” becomes more meaningful...
Christine Mason
Sep 18, 20205 min read
Healing: A Role for Educators
By Christine Mason, CEI Executive Director As educators return from their summer breaks and begin to establish routines this fall, we are...
Dana Asby
Sep 18, 20204 min read
Schools and Families Working Together to Promote Mindfulness as a Community-Care Practice
By Dana Asby, CEI Director of Innovation & Research Support As students, families, and educators embark on the most stressful Back to...
Meghan Wenzel
Sep 9, 20205 min read
Helping Students Cope with COVID and Death
By Meghan Wenzel, CEI Researcher & Writer Uncertainty, change, fear, and loss can make anyone feel anxious, confused, and sad. In a short...
Zenisha Shah
Sep 3, 20204 min read
In a World of Noise, Music is the Answer
By Zenisha Shah, CEI Writer and Counselor at Innisfree House School One’s journey with music begins in the mother’s womb. We hear music...
Marla Hunter
Sep 1, 20204 min read
Swimming While Black: Diversity in Aquatics
By Marla Hunter, Founder & CEO of Live. Love. Swim!, LLC @LiveLoveSwimLLC It all began the summer of 1985 at the Mason YMCA. I was 4...
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