Relationship Centered Learning
Relationship Centered Learning
Kevin Curtis
007: Rachel Hinesly | The Vital Nature of Relationships
1 hour 12 minutes Posted Sep 3, 2020 at 6:00 am.
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Rachel Hinesly is the host of the podcast, feel your feels, a podcast by a teen for teens or anyone who wants to feel and know that what they are going through is real and valid. She shares her experiences with you and the coping skills she has learned through them.

On This Episode:

  • Rachel shares why relationships were so vital to her as a student growing up.
  • Learn how Rachel began educating her educators.
  • Find out how teachers can empower their students.
  • Kevin and Rachel discuss how students can feel the stresses of teachers.
  • Hear how COVID impacted Rachel’s senior year.

Key Takeaways:

  1. No significant learning occurs without a significant relationship.
  2. Try not to listen with your brain – listen with your heart.
  3. There need to be wellness checks for both teachers and students.

Tweetable Quotes:

  • Whenever you see someone else struggling – it doesn’t matter how or why – you should always ask them what they need.
  • Everybody needs something different.
  • It’s important to know that we are not alone.
  • If you’re not okay, your students won’t be okay.

Rachel Hinesly

https://open.spotify.com/show/2NpZOhjUrRdpBlqnVMXvUZ?si=K0OS2IE8TESCiqpfVNPvaA


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