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A Guide to Neurodiversity-Affirming Practices in Schools
A Guide to Neurodiversity-Affirming Practices in Schools

For years, social skills instruction in schools has been built around compliance—teaching neurodivergent students to conform to neurotypical expectations. While often well-intended, this approach can inadvertently encourage masking, increase anxiety, and erode...

How to Bring Everyday Speech to Your District
How to Bring Everyday Speech to Your District

Everyday Speech transforms the way you teach social skills, helping students thrive while saving you valuable time. If you’re looking for ways to make this resource available to your entire team, we’ve got you covered. In this guide, we’ll share strategies to help you...

How Everyday Speech Empowers Student Support Teams
How Everyday Speech Empowers Student Support Teams

Student Support Teams play a critical role in fostering the social and behavioral growth of students. Everyday Speech is here to make this work simpler and more effective. With a no-prep social skills curriculum designed for busy professionals, we reduce prep time,...

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Taking Responsibility: A Key Skill for Social-Emotional Learning
Taking Responsibility: A Key Skill for Social-Emotional Learning

Introduction Taking responsibility is a crucial aspect of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL). It means being accountable for our actions, acknowledging our mistakes, and trying to fix them. When students take responsibility, they understand that their choices are their...

Teaching Good Hygiene Practices: A Guide for Educators
Teaching Good Hygiene Practices: A Guide for Educators

Good hygiene is essential for maintaining our health and ensuring that we have positive social interactions. As educators, it's important to promote good hygiene habits among students, so they can develop lifelong routines that keep them healthy and make others feel...