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We live in a world where although we are more connected than we have ever been, we are also, in many ways, more individually minded. The truth is that we need each other and we thrive when we have a sense of belonging and connection. When we can get along well, disagree appropriately and navigate our differences without causing harm to others, we can thrive. But how? In this book, Rachel Johnson breaks down how we can be the best version of ourselves as individuals and how we can work together to be better together. This book addresses some of the trickiest issues in a helpful and practical way. Whether students read it alone, or with their class, this book will help them not just now, but as they move into the future.
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Connected
We live in a world where although we are more connected than we have ever been, we are also, in many ways, more individually minded. The truth is that we need each other and we thrive when we have a sense of belonging and connection. When we can get along well, disagree appropriately and navigate our differences without causing harm to others, we can thrive. But how? In this book, Rachel Johnson breaks down how we can be the best version of ourselves as individuals and how we can work together to be better together. This book addresses some of the trickiest issues in a helpful and practical way. Whether students read it alone, or with their class, this book will help them not just now, but as they move into the future.
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We live in a world where although we are more connected than we have ever been, we are also, in many ways, more individually minded. The truth is that we need each other and we thrive when we have a sense of belonging and connection. When we can get along well, disagree appropriately and navigate our differences without causing harm to others, we can thrive. But how? In this book, Rachel Johnson breaks down how we can be the best version of ourselves as individuals and how we can work together to be better together. This book addresses some of the trickiest issues in a helpful and practical way. Whether students read it alone, or with their class, this book will help them not just now, but as they move into the future.


















