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Teaching Kindergarten Students to Think Before They Speak
Teaching Kindergarten Students to Think Before They Speak

As educators, one of our key responsibilities is to help our students develop social-emotional skills that will guide them through their lives. In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of teaching kindergarten students to think before they speak, and explore...

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

Introduction In a world full of distractions and stressors, it's essential for educators to equip students with skills to manage overwhelming emotions. One such skill is Belly Breathing, a deep breathing technique that helps calm the body and mind. This blog post will...

Teaching Students the Right Way to Interrupt in Conversations
Teaching Students the Right Way to Interrupt in Conversations

Interrupting is a common occurrence in conversations, especially among young children who are still learning the art of effective communication. Teaching students the right way to interrupt can help them develop better social skills and foster positive relationships....

Teaching Problem-Solving Skills with the Solve It Game
Teaching Problem-Solving Skills with the Solve It Game

Introduction Problem-solving is an essential skill for students in Special Education, as it helps them navigate through various challenges in everyday life. The Solve It game is an engaging and interactive way to teach problem-solving skills by guiding students...

Teaching Consequences and Acceptance in Special Education
Teaching Consequences and Acceptance in Special Education

Introduction Consequences are an essential part of life, and understanding their impact on our actions is crucial for personal growth and development. In the context of Special Education, teaching students about consequences helps them develop better decision-making...