Children Learn With Their Bodies First
A child stops. Looks at the mat. Comes back. Notes on the order of learning a kids' sports coach watches unfold every day.
Moments of learning observed in classrooms, at counseling desks, in coaching, and across our campuses.
A child stops. Looks at the mat. Comes back. Notes on the order of learning a kids' sports coach watches unfold every day.
I swallowed the hint and waited thirty seconds, and the student turned back to an underlined sentence. Three checks for lessons that leave room for learning.
What I learned fixing dismissal routes and lighting with a tape measure. Notes on when space changes learning, and why good spaces disappear from view.
Praxis People episode 1. Eunice at the Epic Prep counseling desk answers parents' real questions and reflects on a counselor's work in a self Q&A.
A child who only ever succeeds stops trying. Notes on mixing failure into the set, and on what a coach says to a fallen child and what a coach never says.
Ten minutes of dismissal, seen from the front desk: how kids change, what parents really ask, and how one line in a notebook changed a class.