Introduction In this blog post, we will explore the Fork in the Road game, an engaging activity designed to help students improve their conversation skills by analyzing different behaviors and their outcomes. By understanding the concept of Conversation Drivers and...
Introduction Problem-solving is a vital skill that students need to develop in order to navigate the complexities of life. It involves understanding a problem, evaluating possible solutions, and selecting the most effective course of action. As students grow older,...
Introduction Developing healthy relationships is an essential aspect of social-emotional learning. The Relationship Ruler is a valuable tool that helps students in Special Education understand how to interact with different people in their lives. This concept is...
Group pressure is a common issue faced by high school students. They often feel the need to conform to the expectations of their peers, even if it goes against their personal values. As educators, it's crucial to teach students how to handle group pressure and make...
As educators, we strive to equip our high school students with the skills they need to navigate the complex world of choices and decisions they face daily. By incorporating principles of Social-Emotional Learning, we can guide them to become their own decision makers,...
Self-control is a vital skill for students in special education to develop. It enables them to manage their emotions, thoughts, and actions, leading to improved social interactions and academic success. In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of...
Introduction Disagreements are a natural part of life, especially in a classroom setting where students have different ideas and wants. One crucial skill to help students navigate these situations is compromise. Compromise involves giving up part of what you want in...
Introduction Sarcasm is a common form of communication that can sometimes be challenging to understand, especially for middle school students. It involves saying the opposite of what one means, often for humor or to emphasize a point. Recognizing and responding to...
In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of active listening skills for students in special education settings and provide educators with a no-prep activity, discussion questions, and related skills to help students improve their communication abilities....
