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Learning to Compromise: A Key Skill in Social-Emotional Learning
Learning to Compromise: A Key Skill in Social-Emotional Learning

Introduction Compromise is a crucial skill for students to develop in order to maintain healthy relationships and solve problems effectively. In social-emotional learning, students learn to navigate situations where their thoughts or ideas might not align with those...

Helping Students Cope with Teasing: Strategies and Activities
Helping Students Cope with Teasing: Strategies and Activities

Introduction Teasing is something that everyone experiences at some point in their lives. It can lead to feelings of sadness, anger, or frustration. As educators, it is important to teach our students how to handle teasing in a healthy and constructive manner. In this...

Act It Out! Role Playing Game for Social Skills Development
Act It Out! Role Playing Game for Social Skills Development

Introduction Understanding how our conversations and topics affect others is a crucial aspect of Social-Emotional Learning. This blog post introduces an engaging role playing game called "Act It Out!" designed for middle school students. The game helps students learn...

Teaching the Art of Waiting Patiently: A Guide for Educators
Teaching the Art of Waiting Patiently: A Guide for Educators

Introduction Patience is a valuable skill that helps students navigate social situations and cope with feelings of frustration. In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of teaching students how to wait patiently and provide a no-prep activity, discussion...

Teaching PreK Students the Art of Introducing Themselves
Teaching PreK Students the Art of Introducing Themselves

Introduction Introducing oneself is a fundamental social skill for children to learn. It helps them initiate conversations, make new friends, and create a positive first impression. Teaching PreK students how to introduce themselves effectively will set the foundation...

Handling Conflict on the Playground: A Guide for Educators
Handling Conflict on the Playground: A Guide for Educators

Introduction Conflicts on the playground are a common occurrence, and when they arise, students may feel upset or uncomfortable. As educators, it's essential to teach students how to handle these conflicts effectively and develop problem-solving skills. This blog post...

Teaching Whole Body Listening to Elementary Students
Teaching Whole Body Listening to Elementary Students

When engaging in conversation, it's essential to not only listen with our ears but also with our whole bodies. This concept, known as whole body listening, is a vital skill for children to develop as it helps them better understand and connect with others. In this...

Helping Students Cope with Unexpected Changes
Helping Students Cope with Unexpected Changes

As educators, we often work with students who may struggle with unexpected changes in their daily routines. These changes can make them feel nervous and unsure of what will happen next. In life, things change constantly, and it's essential for students to develop the...