You Can't Teach Me If You Can't Reach Me: Making Connections That Increase Achievement

Friday February 3, 2023
2:45 - 3:45 PM
Wabash Ballroom

While pursuing quality instruction, many disregard the science that supports positive teacher-student connections to obtain that goal. Consequently, copious educators are attempting to achieve educational rigor without an adequate understanding of the need for genuine teacher-student relationships and other paramount relational strategies when educating students in their classes. This is particularly detrimental when the achievement gap is widening because of increased at-risk and traumatized students. Neuroscience focuses on the brain and its impact on behavior and cognitive functions. The Neurosequential Model developed by Dr. Bruce Perry and his Sequence of Engagement serves as a guide for educators to understand the importance of reaching students prior to teaching them! Relationship, Relevance, and Rigor is the recommended order. Maslow before Bloom is more than rhetoric.

Presenters
type:
In-Person Lecture
theme:
Instruction
audience:
classroom leaders
tags:
secondary education