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Supporting Teacher Retention with RoboKind

Marleigh Gilyard Jul 29, 2024 11:01:28 AM

In a previous blog, we learned how classrooms across the country are being impacted by the SPED teacher shortage. Now more than ever, schools are searching for innovative ways to keep their educators motivated, supported, and encouraged.

In this blog, we'll explore RoboKind's approach to supporting teacher retention at all levels to help schools keep their amazing (and irreplaceable) educators.

Empowering Educators in the Classroom

Teachers are the foundation of learning. Alongside support from paraprofessionals and teaching aides, they can create SPED classroom environments that set learners up for lifelong success. RoboKind provides educators with tools that foster positive learning environments.

Our foundational curriculum helps students learn essential communication, emotional, behavioral, and social skills that reduce problematic behaviors that can disrupt a classroom. Fewer disruptions means more time for meaningful teaching and learning, making the classroom a happier place.

This allows teachers to focus more on teaching and less on managing disruptions.

RoboKind's multisensory strategies make learning fun! Facilitated through Virtual Avatars and engaging Robots, our interactive curriculum captivates students' attention and curiosity- making learning feel more like an adventure. Teachers can witness their students' eyes light up with excitement, reigniting their own passion for education.

Supporting and Encouraging Educators

Principals play a key role in developing and maintaining a supportive environment for teachers. RoboKind offers professional learning resources to help them do just that. By providing ongoing coaching and support, principals can help teachers integrate innovative tools and techniques into their classrooms, creating a positive atmosphere where collaboration can thrive.

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SPED Leadership Team at Richland One School District, South Carolina

Principals using RoboKind can proudly showcase their commitment to cutting-edge educational technology. This signals to teachers that their leadership team is serious about providing top-notch resources to support the teaching and learning occurring in their classrooms. This innovative approach helps principals boost morale and make their school an exciting place to work.

The program can be facilitated by paraprofessionals and teaching assistants, which can greatly benefit teachers to have their support staff able to run lessons with students. Learn more about how paraprofessionals are supporting foundational skill growth with Robokind!

Strategic Support for Long-Term Success

At the district level, administrators are responsible for making strategic decisions that impact the entire school system. At RoboKind, we support administrators with scalable, equitable, and effective solutions that can be implemented across multiple schools. 

Teachers are more likely to stick around when they know their leaders are invested in their success.

Our data-driven approach allows administrators to monitor the effectiveness of their programs and make informed decisions based on real-time classroom reports. This ensures that the strategies implemented across schools are meeting both the needs of teachers and their students, leading to happier teachers and increased student outcomes. By investing in RoboKind, district leaders demonstrate a commitment to cultivating an environment where teachers feel appreciated (and more motivated to stay).

 

RoboKind provides a support system for teacher retention, addressing needs from individual classrooms to entire districts. By helping students develop foundational skills, making learning fun, providing classroom support, and offering professional learning, we can create an environment that makes teachers want to keep teaching. 

Learn more about how we're supporting teachers, by visiting RoboKind.com/teacher-first 

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