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Molly Pope
Embracing What Counts: Professional Learning Series for Educators
With the pandemic of COVID-19, it has been an unprecedented year for our country and the world, schools and systems, and families and children. While the prescription for our physical health is “physical distance” our mental health needs connection and closeness to thrive. Educators have been left especially vulnerable, as they navigate their own stress and concerns while modeling, teaching and caring for the social and emotional development of everyone who walks through their school doors.
Registration required for all events. Please visit our website to learn more.
Embracing What Counts: Professional Learning Series for Educators
11/5, 2/11, 7-8pm
*Limited capacity and must commit to all offered sessions
www.theallianceforec.org
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