Published On: July 5th, 2018|

Edutopia – Emily Gallo

“Employers today are searching for individuals who have the ability to empathize, communicate clearly, and make unique discoveries. So how exactly do we teach students to empathize with others? One answer is to give them the opportunity to read their peers’ perspectives and share their own reflections, which encourages them to appreciate and respect their differences. By modeling writing at the elementary, middle, and high school levels, teachers can foster empathetic citizens who can successfully communicate with people from all around the globe.” (more)