Courtney Macavinta

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 043: Why Fostering Cultures of Respect in Our Schools is Critical, with Courtney Macavinta · 7 Feb 2017 podcast

And we need to remove those policies because they're they're disconnecting kids from education.

So then what do you put in its place is a longer game.

You know, what you're putting in its place, one of the things we didn't talk about that, you know, this helps parents and teachers and everybody is nurturing what's called protective factors.

And protective factors are

Things that help children overcome trauma, you know, overcome adversity, stay connected to school, not just school in general, but protective factors are totally based on adult-child relationships.

So that the adult is showing interest, respect in the child, that there's trust there, that the adult is safe.

You know, it sounds really simple, but it's very important work.

So zero tolerance unravels all of that.

it makes the child not in relationship with the adults at school.

Everything comes from relationship when we're when we wanna solve these problems and help children stay connected to education.

Um it's totally rooted in the adult child relationship, which should then be backed up by policy like we're not gonna be a punitive school, we are gonna prevent and

heal sexual harassment, those kinds of things.

Well, the first part, I mean, I think parents, you know, we have a set of universal practices that are embedded and amplified in all of our tools and work called the respect basics.

And they're research-based and they're a set of eight practices, such as, you know, getting help, setting boundaries, being compassionate.

That helps you nurture your self-respect on a daily basis.

And they're they're practices.

So you might focus on one one day and one the next.

You know, you're not, they're not linear.

And so really working on, you know, you can look at them on our website.

We have a handbook you can download for free.

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