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5 Tips to Reduce Chaos During Transitions
When I first started teaching, I thought the only good transitions were fast transitions. I worked with industrious third graders and capitalized on their enjoyment
SPEAKing to Create Connection, Purpose, and Safety
Relationship building is one of the critical competencies of social emotional learning. As educators, we practice the skills involved in relationship building with our colleagues,
Successfully Ending Movement Breaks
In conversations with educators, we hear a common refrain regarding the challenges of using brain breaks: students become energized and it is difficult to calm
Reflecting and Celebrating Your Wins
Strong educational leaders are an incredible group of people – they are the ones who not only care most about the people in their school
Keeping Your Battery Charged All Year Long
As educators, there is a common cycle many of us fall victim to at the start of each school year. In the summer, we rest
Taking Stock of SEL Needs In Your Community
As the school year comes to a close, now is the perfect time to take stock of your learning community strengths and opportunities for growth.
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