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Developing Active Listening Skills in Elementary Students
Developing Active Listening Skills in Elementary Students

Active listening is an essential skill for students to develop in order to build strong relationships and promote effective communication. In this blog post, we will explore the concept of active listening in elementary students, discuss a no-prep activity for...

Teaching Students the Importance of Answering Questions
Teaching Students the Importance of Answering Questions

As educators, we strive to develop well-rounded students who not only excel academically but also demonstrate strong social-emotional skills. One fundamental aspect of social-emotional learning is understanding the importance of answering questions when asked by...

Teaching Students to Stay Calm and Solve Problems Effectively
Teaching Students to Stay Calm and Solve Problems Effectively

Introduction When students face problems or conflicts, it's common for them to feel upset and frustrated. However, reacting emotionally can turn small issues into bigger ones, affecting their relationships with peers. In this blog post, we'll discuss an...

Teaching Conversation Skills with the Conversation Stoplight
Teaching Conversation Skills with the Conversation Stoplight

Introduction As educators, we know the importance of teaching our PreK students valuable social skills. One such skill is the ability to take turns in conversations. Introducing the Conversation Stoplight, a simple yet effective concept that helps students learn when...

Teaching Effective Apologies: A Social-Emotional Learning Approach
Teaching Effective Apologies: A Social-Emotional Learning Approach

Introduction Apologizing effectively is an essential skill that fosters positive communication and builds stronger relationships. In this blog post, we will discuss an easy-to-implement activity that helps students learn the art of apologizing using principles of...

Teaching Students to Adapt Their Behavior in Social Settings
Teaching Students to Adapt Their Behavior in Social Settings

Introduction As educators, one of our primary goals is to help our students develop and grow in their social skills. One essential skill in this area is the ability to adapt behavior according to the social context. This includes observing others, interpreting social...

Teaching Students About Social Rules in Different Places
Teaching Students About Social Rules in Different Places

As educators, it's important to help students understand that every place they go has its own set of social rules. These rules guide our behavior and ensure a positive experience for everyone involved. Different environments, such as classrooms and gymnasiums, require...

Teaching Students to Stay Calm and Make Good Decisions
Teaching Students to Stay Calm and Make Good Decisions

Introduction When students face problems or challenging situations, it's common for them to feel upset and act impulsively. This often leads to negative outcomes, such as yelling or meanness. It's essential for educators to teach students how to stay calm and make...