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Teaching Conversation Length: Using the Conversation Measuring Cup
Teaching Conversation Length: Using the Conversation Measuring Cup

Introduction Conversations come in various lengths, and knowing how much to talk during a conversation is an important skill for students to develop. The Conversation Measuring Cup is a helpful concept that can assist students in determining the appropriate amount of...

Teaching the Art of Being a Social Chameleon in the Classroom
Teaching the Art of Being a Social Chameleon in the Classroom

Introduction As educators, it is crucial to teach students the skills needed to adapt and thrive in various social situations. Being a Social Chameleon means blending in and adjusting to any situation, no matter what's happening around. This skill allows students to...

Teaching Good Hygiene Practices to High School Students
Teaching Good Hygiene Practices to High School Students

Hygiene is a crucial aspect of our daily lives, and teaching good hygiene practices to high school students is essential for their overall well-being and social interactions. This blog post will discuss how to incorporate principles of social-emotional learning into...

Uncovering Disguised Thoughts: A Guide for Educators
Uncovering Disguised Thoughts: A Guide for Educators

Introduction In everyday conversations, deciphering the true meaning behind someone's words is crucial for effective communication. Sometimes, people use Disguised Thoughts – words or phrases that have more than one meaning, such as humor, sarcasm, or figures of...

Teaching Kindergarten Students to Embrace Change with an Open Mind
Teaching Kindergarten Students to Embrace Change with an Open Mind

Introduction Change can be challenging, especially for young children. When things don't go as expected, it's common for children to feel angry or worried. To help them cope with change, we can teach them the concept of an Open Mind. An Open Mind allows children to...

Teaching Positive Thinking and Persistence in Special Education
Teaching Positive Thinking and Persistence in Special Education

Introduction For students in special education, facing challenges can often lead to frustration and discouragement. It is essential for educators to teach these students the importance of positive thinking and persistence when confronted with difficult tasks. By...

Teaching PreK Students Effective Communication: Gaining Attention
Teaching PreK Students Effective Communication: Gaining Attention

Effective communication is an essential skill for children to develop as they grow. For PreK students, learning how to gain someone's attention is a fundamental aspect of communication. By teaching children to approach others and say their name, we can help them...

Teaching Self-Control with the Self-Controller Scanner
Teaching Self-Control with the Self-Controller Scanner

Introduction As educators, we understand the importance of teaching our students how to manage their thoughts and feelings. A key concept in social-emotional learning is the Self-Controller Scanner, which helps students recognize when they need to calm down and regain...