Developing strong student-teacher relationships is an important part of effective teaching and learning and has been shown to lead to better student outcomes. Unfortunately, it […]
By Tamara Fyke Whether you are aware of it or not, you are teaching social-emotional learning (SEL). Your students are watching and learning from everything you do […]
Boost student learning, track student progress, and take swift action with Microsoft's 2023 Learning Accelerators. The post What Are Microsoft’s New Learning Accelerators? appeared first […]
What is happiness? How can we lead happier lives? Let's take a look at some research and four exercises to improve happiness. The post The […]
Did you know that Wakelet can be used to create spaces that help students self-regulate and manage emotions? It definitely can! The post Digital Calming […]
Distance learning is a crazy time for many, but we can celebrate the way various companies are offering very cool and engaging tools, resources, and […]
By Tamara Fyke One of our chief American ideals is self-reliance, as Ralph Waldo Emerson discussed in his famous essay. The great author encourages us […]
By Chad Berger After experiencing two student suicides within a three-year period, our small district of 250 students and our staff members weren’t prepared […]
By Anita Mattek After several years of using a homegrown social emotional learning (SEL) approach, our district decided it was time for a more […]
Students to receive tools on how to cope, deal and manage their time By Tiffany Huertas A Texas school district is implementing a program this […]
As the start of school approaches, students may be feeling anxious. Try some SEL activities to help destress them. The post Three Activities for Back-to-School […]
Looking for ways to foster classroom community during the first weeks of school? Here are 10 activities for you to try! The post 10 First […]