“Given the roles and responsibilities teachers have with school-aged students, it is important for schools to prioritize the wellness of teachers and educational support professionals,” Campbell said.

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Teachers can work to meet the needs of their students by embedding opportunities for feedback throughout lessons.

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Elementary teachers can use these concepts to shift how they set up spaces, design learning opportunities, and empower students.