This is a brief over
view of a book by Eric Jensen “Keeping Poverty in Mind When Teaching.” He talks
about theory and research that people have found about how students involved
with a low-income family impact their learning experiences. He goes into detail about social and
emotional skills that students will not acquire also due to being raised in an
unsafe or unstable home. Not only can it affect the performance of students but
it can also affect the behavior of the students. An emotional keyboard is shown
to help students differentiate between their emotions causing them stay calm
and focused in the classroom. There are several activities that can be
conducted in the classroom to ensure that the students are stable in their
environment so they are secure to learn. I would like to implement some of
these activities such as personality surveys or this emotional keyboard that
Jensen provides in to my classroom.
A.
(n.d.). Chapter 2. How Poverty Affects
Behavior and Academic Performance. Retrieved November 06, 2017, from http://www.ascd.org/publications/books/109074/chapters/How-Poverty-Affects-Behavior-and-Academic-Performance.aspx
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