TWTBIM_0306 I Don't Want Help

An episode of the Teaching With The Body In Mind podcast, hosted by Teaching With The Body In Mind, titled "TWTBIM_0306 I Don't Want Help" was published on October 22, 2024 and runs 20 minutes.

October 22, 2024 ·20m · Teaching With The Body In Mind

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Depsite our goal to create communities where everyone helps, sometimes offers of help can create conflict in the classrrom. Ross shares a recent example during block clean up. Mike has seen "help" with puzzle assembly lead to similar conflicts. Thinking of ways that we do (and don't) like to receive help in our own work can give some insights. Joey wonders if the word "help" leaves things too open ended sometimes. As we support children in building their skills to do hard things, we need to also pay attention to why they might not want help. We sure hope that everyone can learn to ask for and accept help when they need it.

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