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What to Do When the Boss Takes the Parents' or Customers' Side
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In this episode of "Peacebuilding with Dr. Pollack," we delve into the challenges faced by educators in the classroom. Our guest, Rosemarie, an elementary school teacher, shares her experience with a student displaying violent behavior linked to playing inappropriate video games. Her attempt to address this issue with the parents leads to a confrontation and a surprising lack of support from her principal.
Dr. Pollack discusses the importance of effective communication and boundary-setting in schools. He offers strategies for educators on how to handle student behavior issues and engage with school administration effectively.
This episode is a must-watch for educators, parents, and anyone interested in the dynamics of educational environments. It highlights the critical role of teachers and the need for supportive school leadership in fostering a safe and positive learning atmosphere.
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