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Weather is it constant. It also is something that can’t be controlled. Unfortunately extreme weather does happen and can completely disrupt a school year for educators, students, family, and the community.
We buy no means claim to be an expert on this category, but hopefully some of the information will be useful to some people.
- Be prepared: Wvery teacher knows no matter how prepared for you a school year, there will be a curveball thrown at you and present a situation you were not prepared for.
- Put your mask on first: This should be remembered each day you teach. Take care of yourself and your family before you take care of your students and school. Make sure you are prepared for the storm coming.
- Be extra caring and compassionate:, A hurricane will impact everyone. It also will impact people in many ways. The age and demographic of people is a big factor. Some families may have generators, which will create a sense of comfort and stability. While others may have homes destroyed. Doing these trying times do your best to make each student and feel valued and seen.
- Prepare enrichment lessons. Design a few inspirational and motivational lessons. Try to encourage the students to be hopeful grateful. Keeping a gratitude journal is a beneficial exercise for all year however, during Train times it might be more meaningful some I am grateful for food on my table shelters. Generator. A neighbor or family member’s house that we could seek shelter in. Everyone survived.
- Have a pizza party big cake.
- Long-lasting effects: Don’t forget much like teachers during Covid. The impact of the event will always have a ripple effect. In 2020 the class of 2027 was in the grade when Covid happened. Each year the children are younger and younger.
- Ask for help and guidance We would love to hear from teachers who have experienced hurricanes and would welcome them sharing their approach to teaching around a natural disaster.
- Help others: some communities will certainly be hit harder than others. In times of natural disasters and national tragedies America comes together. Look for Waze that you and your students can help others. High school and middle school students can take a little more ownership.
- Write a letter: This is at default activity. But we find when students compose letters. It is low stress, writing activity that improves writing skills. A teacher could create a start of sentence that all the students copy and then allow for student creativity.