Nonviolent Communication (E2E)
Strengthen your relationship with other educators by learning and practicing nonviolent communication.
In the following resource you can learn more about the tenets of non-violent communication, how they relate to educator relationships, and try out a “needs and feelings” reflective activity to help you communicate your perspective clearly and professionally.
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Activity
Roses and Thorns
A check-in activity that invites participants to share the highs and lows of their week.
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Activity
Count to Twenty
Participants count to 20 as a group. Each participant must say at least one number, but no one can speak at the same time or say the same number.
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Video
Developmental Relationships in Real Life
A video highlighting the effects of implementing Search Institute’s developmental relationships framework with five organizations working with young people.