megan saxelby  

@megansaxelby

Assholery is learned behavior. It can also be unlearned. Adolescents are the best, the cultural narrative around them sucks.

Austin, TX
Vrijeme pridruživanja: srpanj 2012.

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    "Students, parents, teachers, administrators... everyone is less likely to engage if we do not feel like we matter. Make people feel like they matter." Check out my guest blog! Bring Dignity Into Your School And Transform Culture via

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    From getting unfollowed, seeing all your friends together on Snapchat Maps, feeling ghosted, and not being included in a group chat, there are MANY ways young people feel rejected online. Here, , offers strategies to talk about it.

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    Let’s make a commitment to creating an environment for civil discourse. Together we can guide our young people and communities through the 2020 political landscape. --> join us and tell us what you need!

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    31. sij

    i only read one book assigned to me in my HS english classes. i became an English teacher. today, i work with teachers to foster liberatory practices in literacy classrooms. the kids gon' be alright if they don't read that wack book on your syllabus. p.s. assign better books

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    31. sij

    To support boys in our classrooms, points to one robust, consistent finding from his 30 years of research: boys are relational learners. They learn best in the context of strong, supportive relationships

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    30. sij

    "When we say a ‘boys are easy', what we are really saying to boys is ‘roll everything off your back. If you show that you are upset, something is wrong with you.’ That is why boys learn not to say anything." Listen to Rosalind's interview with !

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    Wow! What a creative way to absorb and share ! Grateful for this cool graphic representation!

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    29. sij

    As long as we tell young people to respect others who are abusing power, they will be anxious, resentful and doubt the purpose of speaking out when they see something wrong. Dignity gives us a new way to be in relationship with one another. Read more ->

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    29. sij

    A sign of wisdom is not believing everything you think. A sign of emotional intelligence is not internalizing everything you feel. Thoughts and emotions are possibilities to entertain, not certainties to take for granted. Question them before you accept them.

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    28. sij

    ASKING someone "Are you suicidal" & "Do you have a plan?" does not make someone suicidal. If the answer is YES, sit with them, listen & then direct them to supports. Asking the direct question creates safe space for someone to acknowledge their pain

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    29. sij

    Wow. Thank you & everyone who’s reached out to me. I wish this weren’t so messy but it genuinely is off the top of my heart. Much love to all y’all that also went thru this, & still carry the scars today❤️💙💜🤎🖤💚💛🧡🤍💔

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    28. sij

    Creating a film on dignity and respect -two concepts that have been inextricably linked for so long - was a huge challenge. Andrew Park, founder of , shares how we came to work together & the importance of animating such tricky concepts!

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    29. sij

    "How do we reduce the horrifying amount of sexual violence in this country? We talk to our boys." They deserve guidance and information.

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    28. sij

    This is an important thread about, Kobe, men, and grief. I'd also add that if you know anyone who's struggling with the passing of , let them know about . You can text with a trained counselor 24/7/365 for free. Just text START to 741741 to get started

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    When we say "girls are mean," that generalization creates an expectation that girls see as the standard. Time to change the dialogue. I speak to 's Rosalind Wiseman abt conflict in girlworld & boyworld-- and how to abt dignity->

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    27. sij

    Fantastic way to explain the difference between and (they are often used interchangeably but, in fact, are not the same!) and the power of recognizing every person's inherent worth. Great work, + !

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  18. 28. sij

    In the coming days, be careful with the young men in your lives. Ask them questions, make time to talk about emotions, be patient. Turn to them with kindness and compassion. Give them permission to feel.

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  19. 28. sij

    The ability to mourn a sports icon, even if you think it’s silly, gives young men an outlet that may suddenly allow a lot of other emotions to surface or connect themselves to this moment.

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  20. 28. sij

    It is very likely that the public nature of this tragedy is activating or reactivating their own experiences with loss or other painful emotions they have never felt permission to feel before.

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  21. 28. sij

    for them to feel big feelings, for them to hug each other in public, for them to grapple with grief. Young men may also be thinking about how someone their age lost their life, which is deeply unsettling.

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