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Reflecting on Job Performance: A Guide for Educators
Reflecting on Job Performance: A Guide for Educators

Introduction As educators, it is important to teach students the value of reflecting on their job performance and incorporating principles of Social-Emotional Learning. This skill not only helps them become better employees but also enhances their mental and physical...

Helping Students Understand and Manage Blurting in the Classroom
Helping Students Understand and Manage Blurting in the Classroom

In this blog post, we will discuss the concept of blurting, its impact on the classroom environment, and a no-prep activity to help students practice waiting for their turn to speak. We will also provide discussion questions, mention related skills, and encourage you...

Growth Mindset for Special Education: Activities and Discussions
Growth Mindset for Special Education: Activities and Discussions

Introduction For students in special education, developing a growth mindset can be a game-changer. With a growth mindset, they believe that their abilities can improve over time, turning weaknesses into strengths. This belief in personal growth can lead to increased...

Compromising in PreK: Guess What Happens Next Activity for Educators
Compromising in PreK: Guess What Happens Next Activity for Educators

Introduction In this blog post, we will explore an engaging and interactive activity for PreK students called "Guess What Happens Next." The activity focuses on the vital skill of compromising, which is essential in social-emotional learning. Compromising means giving...

Teaching Students to Accept Criticism for Personal Growth
Teaching Students to Accept Criticism for Personal Growth

Introduction Constructive criticism plays a crucial role in personal development, especially for students in Special Education. When given and received correctly, it can help students recognize areas where they can improve and grow. This blog post will discuss the...

Teaching Students to Identify and Solve Big and Small Problems
Teaching Students to Identify and Solve Big and Small Problems

Introduction As educators, one of our primary goals is to help students develop their problem-solving skills. This includes teaching them to identify the size of a problem and determining whether they need assistance to solve it. In this blog post, we will explore an...

Teaching Honesty While Being Mindful of Others’ Feelings
Teaching Honesty While Being Mindful of Others’ Feelings

Introduction In a world where honesty is highly valued, it's essential to teach our students the importance of being truthful while also being mindful of others' feelings. This blog post will explore a Social-Emotional Learning activity tailored for middle school...

Teaching Students to Recognize Upset Feelings Using Body Clues
Teaching Students to Recognize Upset Feelings Using Body Clues

As educators, it is essential to help students develop their ability to recognize and manage their emotions. This is particularly important for students in Special Education, who may face unique challenges in understanding and expressing their feelings. In this blog...

Teaching PreK Students the Importance of Showering and Good Hygiene
Teaching PreK Students the Importance of Showering and Good Hygiene

Showering is a crucial aspect of our daily hygiene routine. Good hygiene helps us maintain our health and ensures that others feel comfortable around us. In this blog post, we will discuss an easy, no-prep activity that educators can use to teach PreK students about...