Enjoy Teaching Again | Elementary, Teacher Burnout, Student Behavior, SEL, Classroom Management · 175 | One Trusted Adult: What It Really Means to Build Relationships with Students (Interview with Brooklyn Raney)
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Argues that assigning a single trusted adult to each student is the wrong approach; instead aim for each student to name at least one trusted adult
“The will can establish a trust, a testamentary trust, and it holds those assets for that beneficiary... income from assets... can qualify as accepted income for minors, taxed at normal adult rates”
“One of the most important ways we can communicate is something called the adult to adult. And when communicating, one of the things that the adult does is it asks a lot of questions, right? Because it seeks information. And the other thing it does is it uses questions to transfer information.”
“Before … think about the students … During … responding to each response … After … deciding for tomorrow’s lesson …”
“Student was like, okay, but the AI is wrong... professor wanted students to correct their own work using AI as the correct answers”
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