Vicki Davis

Your challenge today is to discuss with your colleagues or administrators what would be appropriate to do in your school or district if you were faced with teen dating abuse in your school. Ashley’s programs are especially critical for today’s teens, addressing the high prevalence of unhealthy dating relationships and social pressures, and their impact on student well-being, mental health, academic focus, and future success. Ashley’s work is derived from her personal experience as a survivor of dating violence, sexual assault, and severe peer bullying as a teen. Today, Ashley has been widely recognized for her work pioneering change in the areas of domestic violence and sexual assault prevention, youth leadership, and women’s empowerment.

From noticing strengths to not making a simple mistake that makes people feel dumb — Crystal has practical tips to help all of us better make children feel loved. She has taught in both public and private school settings for elementary, middle, and high school grades, and is currently helping to oversee the implementation of a special ed program at a private school in Southern California. She has a passion for making sure all special ed students feel seen, valued, and loved. The podcast will give multiple perspectives on special education from the students, teachers, parents, and community.

I talked to my son, and he says that when a teacher has excellent classroom management, it means he can learn, and when they don’t, it means chaos and stress for everybody. Today Darrian Tanner, the Florida State High Impact Teacher award winner for 2016-2017 and 2018-2019 talks about how to help teachers improve their classroom management skills

In 2017, Forbes named Vicki the number 2 edupreneur in the United States. In December 2017, based on their research, Onalytica named Vicki the top female edtech influencer on Twitter