Mattering Secret #1: “I See You”

Mattering Mondays with Angela Maiers

How can you help kids know that they matter and are important? Success in life and the world begins not just with self-esteem but with kids knowing that they matter. Angela Maiers is our guest today to talk about Mattering. Listen Now

Angela Maiers: Mattering Mondays

In 2016 we will have a few guests who will be part of an ongoing series. Angela Maiers will star on “Mattering Mondays” on Every Classroom Matters. Every other Monday, we’ll release an episode about mattering with ideas and inspiration to help kids know they matter. If you want to know more, pick up Angela’s free ebook Liberating Genius and join the Choose to Matter network!

Essential Questions: Why Your Students Need to Know that You See Them

  • What is one of the most important things you should say EVERY DAY so kids know they matter?

  • Three examples of knowing kids and the impact on students and parents. (You’ll realize why it is so important.)

  • How can you make time for every single child every week when you’re busy and have NO TIME to add anything else?

  • How did Angela bridge the gap with her son after he went to college? (I am using this idea and it is working for me and my son! Wow!)

Educator Resources from this Episode

I See You: Mattering Secret #1

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