AUNE ExEd Student Finds Mindfulness Useful in Working with Students

January 24, 2014
New England

by Antioch University

Diane Bloch, a student in AUNE’s Experienced Educators master’s degree program, with a concentration in Mindfulness Education, is a bilingual educator in Watsonville, California. She has written a blog entry for the Garrison Institute website called Coming to Care,” about how mindfulness helps her in her work. You can read it here.

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