S2-07: S.E.L., Reflection, and Listening to Lead

JaVonda Tucker is currently an assistant principal with Dinwiddie County Public Schools. Prior to becoming an assistant principal, JaVonda was a special education teacher at the school where she currently works. Along with holding a master’s degree in education administration, she also holds a master’s degree in criminal justice. JaVonda is also the proud mother of a 12 year old son.

Key Takeaways:

S.E.L. Needs to look different for all people You cannot effectively implement social emotional learning for students and staff without knowing them as individuals You need to know and understand yourself before being able to know and understand what others need Try turning the tables with teachers as a way to pull them from their present state of mind Journaling is a great way to practice reflection Be visible to know your students and staff Don’t be afraid to tell your story. There is always someone that needs to hear it. Do not lead from your office. Listen to lead better.

Contact:

Twitter: @JaVondaTucker

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