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Teaching Phone Etiquette to Special Education Students
Teaching Phone Etiquette to Special Education Students

Introduction Phone etiquette is an essential social skill for students to learn, especially in special education settings. This blog post will discuss an engaging no-prep activity that educators can use to teach their students about proper phone etiquette, such as...

Addressing the Issue of Spreading Rumors in High School
Addressing the Issue of Spreading Rumors in High School

Introduction Spreading rumors can be a common issue among high school students. It often leads to misunderstandings, hurt feelings, and damaged friendships. As educators, it's essential to teach students about the importance of respecting others, fostering healthy...

Teaching Kindergarteners Proper Sneezing and Coughing Etiquette
Teaching Kindergarteners Proper Sneezing and Coughing Etiquette

Introduction Teaching kindergarten students proper sneezing and coughing etiquette is an essential part of their social-emotional learning journey. By incorporating these skills, educators can help young children understand the importance of personal hygiene and how...

Teaching Students the Art of Beginning and Ending Conversations
Teaching Students the Art of Beginning and Ending Conversations

Every conversation has a beginning and an ending, and it's essential for students to learn how to start and end conversations appropriately. This blog post will explore the importance of teaching students these skills, provide a simple no-prep activity for educators,...

Teaching Sharing and Turn-Taking Skills in the Classroom
Teaching Sharing and Turn-Taking Skills in the Classroom

Introduction Social-emotional learning (SEL) plays a vital role in the development of well-rounded students. One crucial aspect of SEL is teaching children the importance of sharing and turn-taking. This blog post will discuss an engaging, no-prep activity to help...

Teaching Students the Art of Lining Up and Respecting Others
Teaching Students the Art of Lining Up and Respecting Others

Introduction As educators, one of our crucial responsibilities is to teach students essential social-emotional skills that will help them navigate their daily lives. One such skill is lining up, which might seem like a simple task, but it requires students to respect...

Building Positive Self-Esteem in Special Education Students
Building Positive Self-Esteem in Special Education Students

Introduction Self-esteem is a collection of beliefs we hold about ourselves. High self-esteem allows us to feel proud, accepted, and confident in our abilities, even when facing challenges or failure. It helps maintain a positive outlook during difficult times....

Teaching the Self-Controller Scanner: A Guide for Educators
Teaching the Self-Controller Scanner: A Guide for Educators

Introduction The ability to keep control of one's thoughts and feelings is crucial for students' success both in and out of the classroom. The Self-Controller Scanner is a tool educators can teach students to help them recognize when they are losing control and...

Teaching Elementary Students the Importance of an Open Mind
Teaching Elementary Students the Importance of an Open Mind

Introduction Change is an inevitable part of life, and it's especially prevalent in a school setting. Students encounter changes in schedules, teachers, activities, and environments on a regular basis. To help them navigate these changes, it's essential to teach them...

Staying Organized: A Key Skill for High School Students
Staying Organized: A Key Skill for High School Students

Introduction As students progress through high school, they face increasing responsibilities in their academic and personal lives. Staying organized is crucial to managing these responsibilities effectively and reducing stress. In this blog post, we will discuss the...