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A quiet kids book that gives you and all students the introvert edge Teacher leaders know it's far too easy to focus on the students who command the most attention in their schools, and many educators either let the quiet kids fade into the background, or try to change the introverts into extroverts. A better way exists to unleash the true potential of introverts. In this third book in the Lead Forward Series, veteran educator and introvert Chrissy Romano Arrabito provides a call to action for educators to step up and meet the needs of all learners, including the quiet ones. Quiet Kids Count is packed with quiet kids activities, stories about introverted students and adults, and strategies to help you create a vibrant and peaceful environment for all learners. No matter what grade level or content you teach, this guidebook will help you discover: - How to better understand introversion in students and adults - How to debunk the misconceptions about introverts - How to ensure that Quiet Kids Count in the classroom and beyond - How to design strategies to help all students reach their full potential - How to become a true quiet kids fan and help them succeed in your classroom Unlike most introvert books, Quiet Kids Count brings you the stories and strategies you need to empower all kids--introvert and extrovert, today.

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Chrissy Romano Arrabito is a second grade teacher atin New Jersey. In 2018, Chrissy was recognized as Teacher of the Year at Nellie K. Parker. She graduated from Rutgers University with a double major in Sociology and Psychology and went on to complete the Teacher certification Program and earn a master's degree in Counseling from William Paterson University. She is dedicated to teaching the whole child, and stimulating and supporting innovation in classrooms. Chrissy strives to provide authentic learning experiences for her students. Her true passion lies in nurturing the quiet kids, those who tend to fall through the cracks, those who truly need a champion to support and advocate for them. She is a co-host of #CoffeeEdu, an informal monthly gathering of educators in Park Ridge, New Jersey, and overall Edcamp enthusiast. Connect with her on Twitter @TheConnectedEdu or follow the hashtag #QuietKidsCount.

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