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Wholehearted Teaching of Gifted Young Women explores the important role school communities play in supporting the social and emotional needs of high-achieving young women. Using a youth participatory action research model, this project follows 20 student researchers from high school through college. This longitudinal study leads to "Wholehearted Teaching," a new framework for cultivating courage, connection, and self-care in schools. Framed with personal stories and filled with practical suggestions, this book offers strategies for teachers, counselors, parents, and high-achieving young women…mehr
Wholehearted Teaching of Gifted Young Women explores the important role school communities play in supporting the social and emotional needs of high-achieving young women. Using a youth participatory action research model, this project follows 20 student researchers from high school through college. This longitudinal study leads to "Wholehearted Teaching," a new framework for cultivating courage, connection, and self-care in schools. Framed with personal stories and filled with practical suggestions, this book offers strategies for teachers, counselors, parents, and high-achieving young women as they navigate the precipice of youth and everything after.
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Kathryn Fishman-Weaver, Ph.D., is an educator, author, and advocate for student leadership. She has worked in special education, gifted education, language arts, and school administration, and is the author of "Wholehearted Teaching of Gifted Young Women."
Inhaltsangabe
List of Figures Acknowledgments Part I: A Case for Affective Education Chapter 1: The Masked Affective Crisis What Is Your Central Story? School Context Discovering the Masked Affective Crisis Why Women? Giftedness: A Loaded Label Academic Achievement Crisis as a Call to Action Wholehearted Living Vulnerability and Storytelling Self-Compassion and Perfectionism Teacher as Researcher Telling Our Story A Note About Pronouns Chapter 2: The Precipice The Precipice: Navigating the Space Between High School and College Overachievement Culture Affective Development: A Brief Overview Gifted Education and Affective Development Intersectionality and Coming-of-Age Theoretical Framework: Feminism Youth Participatory Action Research Part II: Cultivating Courage, Connection, and Self-Care in Schools Chapter 3: Courage Naming Courage Courage Is Contextualized by Power The Importance of Safe Space in Schools Courage Is Emotionally Charged Precipice and the Possibility for Courage The Ripple Effect of Practicing Courage Chapter 4: Connection Belonging Relatedness Closeness The Momentum of Connection High Stress, High Schools, and (Dis)Connection Critical Listening, Compassion, and Communication Connection Is Complicated Mothers: Mentors and Critics Connectedness as a Catalyst for Action An Exercise in Hope Chapter 5: Self-Care Self-Care Stories From Barnwood High School Self-Care Through Courage and Connection Positive Self-Image + Self-Efficacy = Preconditions for Self-Care Rejection Making College Decisions Self-Doubt s Continued Grip Confronting Self-Doubt Embodying Self-Care Physical Strength Weight and Balance Managing Self-Care: Five Student Examples Part III: Wholehearted Teaching Chapter 6: A Framework for Wholehearted Teaching Limited Strong What Does It Mean to Feel Strong? Guarded Vulnerable Privilege, Power, and Vulnerable Stories Strength + Vulnerability = Courage Low Achievement High Achievement Self-Harm Self-Care Self-Care + High Achievement = Healthy Striving Vulnerability + High Achievement = Growth Mindset Self-Care + Strength = Wellness Connection: The Multiplier Across Wholehearted Teaching A Multiplicity of Right Answers Chapter 7: Implementing Wholehearted Teaching Practice Courage, Connection, and Self-Care Be an Active Listener Encourage Student Leadership Students as Researchers Service Learning Increase Opportunities for Play and Laughter Leverage Community Expertise Schedule Peer-Group Meetings Integrate Self-Care Into Your Classroom Environment Make Storytelling Part of Your School Community Honor Nuance Continued Support During the College Transition A Message for Educators Chapter 8: Coming Home Healing Keeping My Office Door Open Humanizing Exiting The Expansive Properties of Home References Methodology Appendix About the Author
List of Figures Acknowledgments Part I: A Case for Affective Education Chapter 1: The Masked Affective Crisis What Is Your Central Story? School Context Discovering the Masked Affective Crisis Why Women? Giftedness: A Loaded Label Academic Achievement Crisis as a Call to Action Wholehearted Living Vulnerability and Storytelling Self-Compassion and Perfectionism Teacher as Researcher Telling Our Story A Note About Pronouns Chapter 2: The Precipice The Precipice: Navigating the Space Between High School and College Overachievement Culture Affective Development: A Brief Overview Gifted Education and Affective Development Intersectionality and Coming-of-Age Theoretical Framework: Feminism Youth Participatory Action Research Part II: Cultivating Courage, Connection, and Self-Care in Schools Chapter 3: Courage Naming Courage Courage Is Contextualized by Power The Importance of Safe Space in Schools Courage Is Emotionally Charged Precipice and the Possibility for Courage The Ripple Effect of Practicing Courage Chapter 4: Connection Belonging Relatedness Closeness The Momentum of Connection High Stress, High Schools, and (Dis)Connection Critical Listening, Compassion, and Communication Connection Is Complicated Mothers: Mentors and Critics Connectedness as a Catalyst for Action An Exercise in Hope Chapter 5: Self-Care Self-Care Stories From Barnwood High School Self-Care Through Courage and Connection Positive Self-Image + Self-Efficacy = Preconditions for Self-Care Rejection Making College Decisions Self-Doubt s Continued Grip Confronting Self-Doubt Embodying Self-Care Physical Strength Weight and Balance Managing Self-Care: Five Student Examples Part III: Wholehearted Teaching Chapter 6: A Framework for Wholehearted Teaching Limited Strong What Does It Mean to Feel Strong? Guarded Vulnerable Privilege, Power, and Vulnerable Stories Strength + Vulnerability = Courage Low Achievement High Achievement Self-Harm Self-Care Self-Care + High Achievement = Healthy Striving Vulnerability + High Achievement = Growth Mindset Self-Care + Strength = Wellness Connection: The Multiplier Across Wholehearted Teaching A Multiplicity of Right Answers Chapter 7: Implementing Wholehearted Teaching Practice Courage, Connection, and Self-Care Be an Active Listener Encourage Student Leadership Students as Researchers Service Learning Increase Opportunities for Play and Laughter Leverage Community Expertise Schedule Peer-Group Meetings Integrate Self-Care Into Your Classroom Environment Make Storytelling Part of Your School Community Honor Nuance Continued Support During the College Transition A Message for Educators Chapter 8: Coming Home Healing Keeping My Office Door Open Humanizing Exiting The Expansive Properties of Home References Methodology Appendix About the Author
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