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Workshop On Understanding Poverty Held


web posted September 15, 2009
JOHNSTON – Teachers, parent educators and coaches with the Peach Literacy Grant Program attended a workshop on understanding poverty with presenter Sue Nell DeHart recently. The workshop addressed the issue of how poverty impacts learning, work habits and decision making and is based on the book A Framework for Understanding Poverty by Ruby K. Payne, Ph.D., a leading US expert on the mindset of poverty, middle class and wealth.
   
The local educators received information on the pitfalls and barriers faced by all classes, especially those in poverty.
   
Valuable strategies were learned for use to address the understanding of poverty as well as suggested support to becoming effective in working with those in poverty.

Pictured: Local educators discuss workshop information with presenter Ms. Sue Nell DeHart second from left and Mrs. Bridget Clark, Peach Grant Director standing right.

 




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