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Coming Soon: SEL for Middle and High School Students
*Update August 7, 2023 - Our Grade 6-12 Social-Emotional Learning curricula is now available! Each year comes with new opportunities for social-emotional growth! That’s why, in 2023, we'll be launching a no-prep SEL Curricula for middle and high schoolers, grades...
No-Prep Elementary Lessons to Teach Emotional Recognition
Hi, Everyday Speech community! My name is Iris. I’m a contributor at Everyday Speech and a 14th-year, predominantly school-based SLP. Today, I’m sharing an easy lesson you can use with your elementary students to teach them emotional recognition. Recently, during a...
MTSS and PBIS Comparison
MTSS and PBIS are a couple of the many acronyms educators use when talking about helping and supporting students. In this post, we'll share what these acronyms stand for, the frameworks behind them, and how these frameworks differ and overlap. What is MTSS? MTSS...
Using ESSER Funding to Support Social-Emotional Learning
Are you looking for funding to help cover costs for Social and Emotional learning in your school or district? The Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) fund may be the answer. In 2020 and 2021, Congress passed three stimulus bills that...
Everyday Speech’s Social and Emotional Learning Standards Alignment
The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) is a federal law that mandates that states may individually decide to account for the Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) standards and happenings in their schools. Research shows that standards-based instruction helps guide the...
How to Integrate Google Classroom with Everyday Speech
Everyday Speech was designed to make the lives of educators easier. In order to achieve this, Everyday Speech has made sharing content as easy as possible. Our Social Learning Platform includes the option to assign homework, share materials, and track student progress...
Using Video Modeling to Teach Growth Mindset
We have all heard something like, “I will never be good at this,” “I just don’t get it,” or “I give up,” come from our learners. These statements are all examples of having a fixed mindset. As educators, one of our core responsibilities is to encourage learners to...
How to Support a Child After Trauma
As an educator, how do you support a child after trauma? What do you say to them after something unimaginable happens? How do you help them feel safe again? There are no tricks or magic formulas. Recovering from trauma takes time, not just days or weeks, but...
SEL Summer Homework for Students
Educators, as summer approaches, you may be reflecting on all your students have accomplished this past year. You want your students to continue to close gaps and maintain the SEL gains you worked so hard on. How do you equip your students with the right tools...
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