The Power of Apologies
Mistakes – they happen. As a kindergarten teacher of 16 years, I have become a wholehearted proponent of the restorative approach to apologies. Apologizing for them can be tough for anyone. Sometimes we are our own harshest critics and can berate ourselves endlessly...
How Does My School Pay For SEL?
Funding Sources for Social-Emotional Learning You’re a school administrator, you’re already stretched thin. You may want to implement social-emotional learning, but you don’t have the money! Here are the links to some creative ways you can fund your SEL program....
Social-Emotional Learning in Texas
The Texas Model and TEKS Standards Everything is bigger in Texas, right? Even social-emotional learning! That’s why this month, our team took a deeper dive into the social-emotional learning standards for the biggest state in the US: Texas. Specifically, we focused on...
Goal-Setting for the Next Generation
Goal-Setting with the Co-Founder of Good Food Jobs by Dorothy Neagle, Co-Founder of Good Food Jobs There is evidence that children need to see themselves in something – a job, an achievement, an image of beauty – to believe more fully in their own ability....
Professional Development for Teachers
Cooperative Learning Strategies For Teachers Schools across the world use their professional-development time to train teachers on new pedagogies and updated school policies. However, are these times in PD always effective? Many times, professional developments...
Trauma Informed Teaching
An eBook Series
This eBook series highlights the essential role educators play in identifying and mitigating the challenges faced by students who have experienced trauma, thereby fostering a more supportive and effective learning environment.
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