Summary:
The book presents a collection of personal student disclosures that emerged from a classroom exercise where students shared confidential insights with their teacher, revealing the challenges they face both in and out of school. It offers strategies and inspiration for educators to foster trust and empathy, build stronger connections with their students, and create more supportive learning environments.
Key points:
1. Power of Questions: The book highlights the value of asking students, "What do you wish your teacher knew?" to better understand their personal lives and needs.
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