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Engaging Student Voice

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Students’ aspirations can drive a school toward exciting new goals, but for that to happen educators must take the time to truly listen to their students. When students know they’re being heard, they develop self-worth, engage meaningfully in their own academic success, and become purposeful in their educations. In this webinar, author Russ Quaglia will present a blueprint for enacting a successful partnership between educators and students. From asking the right questions and understand how to build from the answers you get, to engaging students in decision-making and improvement-related processes, Quaglia will share strategies grounded in his Aspirations Framework to guide students toward achieving their full potential.

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Russell J. Quaglia is recognized globally as a pioneer in education, known for his unwavering dedication to student aspirations and student voice.

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Michael J. Corso is the chief academic officer for the Quaglia Institute for Student Aspirations. He has been an educator for over 25 years and has taught at every grade level, kindergarten through graduate school.

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