Introduction Social communication is an essential skill for high school students to navigate the complexities of social interactions. Developing effective communication strategies and understanding the impact of their words on others is crucial in forging strong...
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Overcoming Nervousness When Meeting New People: Strategies for Special Education Students
Introduction Meeting new people can be a daunting experience for students in Special Education, who may feel scared or nervous. However, there are several strategies that can help alleviate these feelings and make the process of meeting new people less intimidating....
Developing Problem-Solving Skills in Elementary Students
Introduction Problem-solving is an essential skill that students need to develop in order to navigate the challenges they face in school and life. This blog post focuses on helping educators teach elementary students how to effectively work with their teachers to...
Teaching Problem-Solving Skills to Special Education Students
Introduction Problem-solving is an essential skill for students of all ages, particularly for those in special education settings. It empowers students to face challenges, make informed decisions, and communicate effectively with others. In this blog post, we will...
Teaching PreK Students the Importance of Hygiene and Smelling Good
Introduction Hygiene is a fundamental aspect of our daily lives, and teaching young children about the importance of maintaining good hygiene is crucial. In this blog post, we will discuss the significance of how we smell as part of our hygiene routine. Good hygiene...
Teaching Conversation Measuring Cup: A Game for Kindergarten Educators
Welcome to a blog post designed to help educators teach kindergarten students the concept of the Conversation Measuring Cup. This skill helps young learners understand how much to talk during a conversation, ensuring they don't say too much or too little. By mastering...
Teaching PreK Students to Recognize Sarcasm and Disguised Thoughts
In this blog post, we'll explore the concept of sarcasm and disguised thoughts, and how educators can teach PreK students to recognize these communication forms. Sarcasm is a type of disguised thought, where a person says something but means the opposite. People often...
SEL Skills for Educators: Staying Calm and Focused Amidst Chaos
Introduction In the classroom, it's not uncommon for students to encounter situations where others may not be following the rules or behaving appropriately. As educators, it's essential to teach students how to stay calm, ignore distractions, and focus on their work...
Talking the Talk: Teaching Small Talk Skills to Elementary Students
Introduction: Small talk is a crucial social skill that enables children to engage in polite conversations, build relationships, and develop their communication abilities. By incorporating principles of Social-Emotional Learning, this blog post aims to help educators...