We envision a day when educators in all positions will be prepared, motivated, authorized, funded, and evaluated as a matter of course to permanently infuse the principles in their own educational systems. This will bring hope and relief to students and staff members alike.
For more information or training and technical assistance please contact NRRC and explore this website fully.
This video series offers historical, practical evidence of what integrating the Three Principles in school systems is like. These recordings may be useful to educators for ongoing professional development, workshops, in-services, or learning community discussions. A free Certificate of Participation for total hours of participation is offered. Contact NRRC.
“Educators Living in the Joy of Gratitude” was coordinated and facilitated by Kathy Marshall Emerson of the National Resilience Resource Center as a charitable service. Representative veteran Pre K-12 educators from four countries who have shared the Principles throughout their careers are featured. Speakers include leaders who learned directly from Sydney Banks and others who never had that opportunity. All presenters volunteered their time and expertise. International digital quality varies. A huge thanks goes to Brett Chitty for generous original production and technical support. To explore the NRRC Education page, click here. Continue below to our video collection.
Educators Living in the Joy of Gratitude
1. “The Essential Curriculum” – Barb Aust
(Click here for full list of all 18 video descriptions and presenters.)
Kathy Marshall Emerson, NRRC Director
2. “A Teacher’s View of Seeing Beyond Behaviour” –
Christa Campsall
3. “Impact of the Principles in Schools and the
Wider Community” – Peter Anderson.
4. “Students don’t need to be “fixed”… they’re already
“fixed”!” – Gary Johnson
5. “Creating Optimal Learning Environments with Love:
Youth at Promise” – Rita Shuford and Susan Hill
6. “Married to the Principles” – Dave and Kari Decker
7. “Empowering School Staff Members and
Students to Access Their Inner Health” –
Braden Hughs and Joel Selensky with Sue
Pankiewicz
8. “Principles Pioneers Working Solo in Schools”
– Marika Mayer and Dean Rees-Evans
9. “Orientation to New Intermediate Curriculum:
My Guide Inside” – Christa Campsall with
Kathy Marshall Emerson
10. “Elementary Looping: Integrating Principles for the
Long Haul" - Debra Bell
11. “Educators’ Three Principles Teaching
Activities Sharefest!!” Multiple Presenters
12. “Principle-based Educational Systems Change:
What can we count on?” – Kathy Marshall
Emerson and participants
13. “Self Directed Education, Parenting and
Autism: Perspectives as a Home Educator and
Parent.” – Tess Christy
14. “Living in a State of Service” – Kathy Marshall