The coronavirus pandemic has had a significant impact on most people’s social lives and created a strange new 'normal'. The thought of our pre-pandemic world has become a distant memory. Going to a party indoors? Preposterous. A concert? Unimaginable! While we are all...
Did you know there are two different Everyday Speech curriculum tracks? We offer a Social Communication Curriculum and a Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) Curriculum. Social Communication Curriculum (SCC) Our Social Communication Curriculum (SCC) comes with your...
Brand new social communications and SEL curricula for preschool and kindergarten will become available starting in August 2021! If you work with pre-kindergarten or kindergarten students, our upcoming webinar is for you. Webinar: Introducing Everyday Speech for...
Habits, put simply, are the small decisions and actions we make repeatedly. According to researchers at Duke University, our habits account for about 40% of our behaviors on any given day. Because such a large percentage of our behaviors are out of habit, we’d venture...
Perspective: Point of view; the way we see or perceive things. “Look on the bright side!” “Put yourself in their shoes.” “Anyway you slice it...” “The glass is half empty.” It’s likely you've heard at least one of these common English idioms before. Each of them is...
Guest post by Laurel Mendoza, MA, CCC-SLP, in partnership with eLuma Online Therapy. People are happier when they’re recognized at work. In fact, according to a survey conducted by Bonusly and SurveyMonkey, 82% of employed Americans consider recognition an...
Who is that in the photo in the picture frame? You asked, we delivered: Everyday Speech is proud to announce our brand new preschool and kindergarten curriculum. New videos, interactive activities, and games are launching this...
In homes across the country, many Americans sit down at the dinner table each night as a family to enjoy each other’s company and a hot meal. This sacred tradition, often referred to as the ‘family dinner’, wasn’t truly formed until the late 18th century when dining...
Guest post by Laurel Mendoza, MA, CCC-SLP, in partnership with eLuma Online Therapy. A boundary is a limit you place on the behaviors of both yourself and other people. It is the way you communicate what is and isn’t acceptable, or how others should and shouldn’t...
