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Marcela Andrés takes us through the phenomenal book: Purposeful Educator Connections: Five Principles to Strengthen Relationships with Students , a transformative guide that offers practical strategies to help educators deepen their connections with students and drive meaningful change in the classroom.
Marcela has dedicated her career to creating culturally responsive strategies that foster strong relationships between educators, families, and communities.
Marcela’s work is focused on empowering educators to go beyond compliance and embrace the power of relationships as a foundation for student success. Her book highlights key principles that allow educators to create high-quality learning environments, foster meaningful interactions, and partner with key stakeholders to support students in fulfilling their life’s purpose.
Takeaways
Educators have a profound impact on children’s lives.
Community building is essential in education.
School is about more than just academics.
Human connections are vital for student success.
Understanding context is crucial for effective teaching.
Every child’s experience is unique and should be acknowledged.
Social capital among educators enhances the school environment.
Deep relationships improve classroom culture.
Investing time in relationships pays off in the long run.
We are all working towards a common goal in education.
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