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Empowering Minds: Nurturing Individuality and Success in Education

In Rm. 207, Mr. Lauber and Julie Muskopf focus on meeting the unique needs of students through engaging lessons. Learn the truth about gender differences, instill confidence, and encourage critical thinking skills. Discover how parents can actively participate in their child's education journey. Education transcends the classroom to equip students with tools for real-world success.

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Empowering Minds: Nurturing Individuality and Success in Education

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  1. Welcome to Rm. 207! • Advanced Placement Psychology • United States History and Government (NYS Required Course) • Mr. Lauber: co-teacher • slauber@iroquoiscsd.org • 652-3000 ext. 7240 • Teacher information: • Julie Muskopf • jmuskopf@iroquoiscsd.org • 652-3000 ext. 7207

  2. Each student is special • ….in the way they think about things • ….in the way they learn • ….in the way they relate to others • ….in the way people relate to them Therefore, I need to meet the special needs of each of my students, during each and every lesson.

  3. The truth about the differences between boys and girls: • Video Link

  4. The “real” truth about boys and girls: • They need to know that they are capable • They need to know you care • They need to know that it is okay to ask for help • They need to know that they have to power to succeed, if they have the desire and work ethic • They need to know that someone believes in them, no matter what every else may think

  5. Learning goes beyond the classroom…and into the real world! • Critical thinking • Ask questions • Find the proof • Do it yourself, ‘cause no one else will do it for you! • Learn from every experience. • “If you build it, they will come.”

  6. What is the big picture? • A lesson in how we can think our way to get what we really want. • Moral: “We can’t control the world, but we can control how we think about it.”

  7. How can you be active in your child’s education? • Ask questions • Talk to teachers • Come to school events • Help them with homework (flashcards, verbal quizzes, etc…) • Don’t ever say, “not my child…”

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