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Empowering Independence: Speaking Up for Ourselves and Our Abilities
Empowering Independence: Speaking Up for Ourselves and Our Abilities

Introduction In the world of special education, it's crucial to empower students to speak up for themselves and their capabilities. Encouraging independence and self-confidence is an essential part of the learning and growing process. Students need to understand that...

Teaching PreK Students How to Join Others on the Playground
Teaching PreK Students How to Join Others on the Playground

Introduction Playing with others on the playground is an essential aspect of a child's social development. It is crucial for educators to teach PreK students how to join their friends while maintaining personal space and using appropriate communication. This blog post...

Teaching Respectful Relationship Endings: A Guide for Educators
Teaching Respectful Relationship Endings: A Guide for Educators

Introduction As educators, it's important to teach students about the various aspects of relationships, including how to end them respectfully. This blog post will focus on how to help students realize when a relationship isn't working out and how to navigate through...

Encouraging Collaboration and Idea-Sharing in Group Activities
Encouraging Collaboration and Idea-Sharing in Group Activities

When students engage in group activities, effective communication and collaboration are essential for creating a positive and enjoyable experience. By promoting the principles of Social-Emotional Learning, educators can help students learn to share their ideas, listen...

Belly Breathing: A Calming Exercise for Special Education Students
Belly Breathing: A Calming Exercise for Special Education Students

Introduction Belly Breathing is a simple yet powerful technique that can be used anytime to help students feel more calm and relaxed. This exercise is especially beneficial for students in Special Education, as it can help them manage stress, anxiety, and other...

Teaching the Art of Compromise: A Guide for Educators
Teaching the Art of Compromise: A Guide for Educators

Introduction As educators, we know that it's essential for students to develop healthy social habits and communication skills. One crucial skill for young learners is understanding the importance of compromise. Compromise helps to resolve conflicts and maintain...