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1. friendshipcircleva.org › who-we-areWho We Are - Friendship Circle of Virginia

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   Building an Inclusive Community One Friendship at a Time. Friendship Circle of Virginia (FCVA) is a 501c3 (81-5132419) non-profit organization that aims to create an inclusive community by facilitating friendships and social opportunities for people with and without disabilities to connect through meaningful social experiences at home and ...

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   Building an Inclusive Community, One Friendship at a Time. Friendship Circle of Virginia (FCVA) is a 501c3 (81-5132419) non-profit organization that aims to create an inclusive community by facilitating friendships and social opportunities for people with and without disabilities to connect through meaningful social experiences at home and ...

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3. cscp.org.uk › wp-content › uploadsCounty lines: information for parents

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   County lines is when gangs and organised crime groups exploit children to transport and sell drugs, normally between big cities where the exploiters are based to smaller towns, sometimes across county boundaries but also locally and within the borough. The children have dedicated mobile phone ‘lines’ for taking orders for drugs;

4. everydayspeech.com › blog-posts › no-prep-socialTeaching Friendship Skills: Activities and Tips for Educators

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   One effective no-prep activity to teach friendship skills is the “Friendship Circle.” This activity requires no materials and can be done in any setting. Here’s how it works: Ask students to form a circle, either sitting or standing. Choose one student to start by sharing something they enjoy doing or something about their family.

5. www.friendshipcircle.org › blog › 2014/07/22Friendship Circle / Resources

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   • Identify Interests. By identifying the various interests of the class, the teacher is taking one of the first steps to helping the students identify with one another.
   • Highlight Strengths. Regardless of academic ability level, each student has strengths and skill sets that teachers can recognize and highlight. By doing so, students can feel valued and confident amongst his/her classmates.
   • Emphasize Social Skills. In addition to creating classrooms where students feel welcomed and friendships are encouraged, there is an effort to maintain these friendships.
   • Provide Opportunities. Above all, teachers need to provide students with opportunities within the school day to create and maintain friendships. Despite the heavy emphasis on academics in today’s education system, students should have the chance to be social with one another.

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   Your generosity will directly impact the lives of those who need it the most, enabling Friendship Circle of Virginia to continue being a sanctuary of inclusion, acceptance, and friendship for all.

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   What is Friendship Circle of Virginia?

   • Friendship Circle of Virginia (FCVA) is a non-profit organization that facilitates friendships and social opportunities for people with and without disabilities. It does this by offering meaningful social experiences at home and throughout the community.

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   What makes a school day a friendship-ready classroom?

   • But the school day is also a crucial time for making connections with peers and sowing the seeds of friendships that will sustain and support students for years to come. Just like a garden, peer connections thrive much better when they are tended. Here are ten ways to nurture a friendship-ready classroom. Start and end your day together as a class.

   Sowing the Seeds of Friendship: Ten Ways to Nurture a Friendship-Ready

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   Why are friendships important in the classroom?

   • The sense of emotional well-being and stability derived from friendships allows students to be more receptive and open to learning new concepts as suggested by recent research in the field of neuroscience. Teachers have an essential role in creating and maintaining the friendships amongst the students in the inclusive classroom.

   4 Tips to Facilitate Friendships in the Inclusive Classroom

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   How do you foster friendships in your classroom?

   • In addition to creating classrooms where students feel welcomed and friendships are encouraged, there is an effort to maintain these friendships. This is often done by embedding a social skills component in the curriculum. Within this curriculum, students are taught skills such as how to communicate and problem-solve.

   4 Tips to Facilitate Friendships in the Inclusive Classroom

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   What is the importance of friendships in the inclusive classroom?

   • Friendships are an important foundation in the inclusive classroom. Aside from being physically included in the curriculum and day-to-day activities, a child with special needs also needs to genuinely feel included. This feeling of inclusion stems from a sense of belonging and relating to other children in the class.

   4 Tips to Facilitate Friendships in the Inclusive Classroom

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   How do you nurture a friendship-ready classroom?

   • Here are ten ways to nurture a friendship-ready classroom. Start and end your day together as a class. Whether it’s a Morning Meeting, a Responsive Advisory Meeting, or a closing circle, coming together as a class at the beginning and the end of the day lays the groundwork for healthy interactions during the school day and beyond.

   Sowing the Seeds of Friendship: Ten Ways to Nurture a Friendship-Ready

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8. www.crslearn.org › publication › the-friendshipSowing the Seeds of Friendship: Ten Ways to Nurture a ...

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   Teachers spend a lot of time readying their classroom community for learning tasks and building a strong academic foundation for students. But the school day is also a crucial time for making connections with peers and sowing the seeds of friendships that will sustain and support students for years to come.