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🤔 Collaboration > Isolation

2 min readApr 28, 2025
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Here are some recent snippets from my weekly review. Each week, I look back and record what I’ve been thinking, reading, and experiencing in the classroom and in life. Learn. Do. Reflect. Do Better. Celebrate. Repeat.

Here’s #1 from this week’s Friday Five Newsletter for Teachers.

Help Students End School Positively

Parents can effectively support their children during the transition at the end of the school year by maintaining consistent routines, showing emotional support, and celebrating achievements. Key strategies include keeping regular sleep schedules, being present for their children through dedicated quality time, and acknowledging their feelings about upcoming changes.

They should recognize that each child may handle this period differently and tailor their support accordingly, while also taking time to commemorate this important milestone in their child’s academic journey. Consider with parents and trying to incorporate one of the ideas below.

  • Recognize Your Impact: Create a “Year in Review” memory book where students write their favorite moments, lessons learned, and personal growth. This reinforces your impact while giving students a chance to reflect on their journey.
  • Support End-of-Year Transitions: Design a…
Jeremy Jorgensen
Jeremy Jorgensen

Written by Jeremy Jorgensen

I’m a teacher of 25 years. I believe that whenever we learn something new it’s an act of community service.

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