Don’t Quit on Me: The importance of relationships in graduation

On By mandersonIn active listening, Ecology, empathy, interconnections, Leadership, learning community, Links, Local Knowledge, Practice, relationships, report, school community, Social Networks, social-emotional skills, symbiosis, teacher-student relationship

We talk a lot about the importance of relationships in education on this blog.

Here’s a great report from the Center for Promise on the importance of relationships in graduation outcomes, based on the perspectives of the youth themselves. Concrete resources and advice for educators is provided:

Don’t Quit on Me

WHAT YOUNG PEOPLE WHO LEFT SCHOOL SAY ABOUT THE POWER OF RELATIONSHIPS
http://gradnation.org/report/dont-quit-me
http://gradnation.org/report/dont-quit-me

Release Date:

09/16/15

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