Paula Freeman, PhD, is a doctor of counselor education and has a passion for social and emotional learning. She resolutely believes student equity is achievable through data-driven school culture routines. Her experiences as a professional school counselor, bilingual educator, and special educator, in diverse school settings, help her provide powerful and positive support for school leaders in her role at Region 13.
I remember being a young child watching Mr. Roger’s neighborhood on our family TV. We lived in a rural part of Texas and television reception was more of a process than an event. It might take over a half an hour to adjust the “rabbit ear” antenna on the small television, but all that...
You’ve seen it before. A routine planning time becomes a 30-minute team venting session about a student, and ends without creating any real or supportive solutions. You...
Social and emotional learning (SEL) programs are the cornerstone of successful, learner-centered, school environments. SEL programs are essential because specific social...
