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Latest News and Information – Page 8 – Westbridge Academy

Latest News and Information

Latest News and Information2020-02-22T18:02:46-05:00
2103, 2019

Workshop – Featuring Baruti “Principal” Kafele

By |March 21st, 2019|Categories: Featured, For Parents, Learning Support, Uncategorized, Workshops|Tags: , , , , |

Thank you to our speaker Baruti Kefele and all our attendees at our recent Closing the Attitude Gap workshop. Principal Kafele challenged attendees to look at the underachievement of at-risk students differently and provided strategies for closing the “attitude gap.”

2301, 2019

The Reflection Room: 1:1 Social and Emotional Learning

By |January 23rd, 2019|Categories: Featured, Learning Support, Social Skills|Tags: , , , , |

Sometimes, when a student is upset, they just need a safe place to stop, take a break, and reflect. The Reflection Room at Westbridge Academy was established this fall to offer an additional therapeutic layer of intervention for students. It offers a calm, supportive therapeutic environment away from the social and instructional pressures of the classroom where students can go to cool off, manage frustrations and take a break.

412, 2018

Helping Children Manage the Stress of Life

By |December 4th, 2018|Categories: Featured, For Parents, Learning Support|Tags: , , , , , |

In order to help children cope effectively with stress, it is important to understand how a child is emotionally and mentally processing life. One useful framework that psychologists often use is Cognitive-Behavioral Theory (CBT), which looks at humans’ essential functions within three basic domains: thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

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