by Sarah Stein | May 23, 2024 | Social Emotional Learning
In classrooms across the country, the discussion surrounding social emotional learning (SEL) often centers on how it should be delivered within schools. One commonly heard debate is: Should there be dedicated teachers for SEL initiatives or should all teachers...
by Sarah Stein | May 21, 2024 | Social Emotional Learning
As the school year winds down, adults begin thinking of ways to combat the “summer slide.” Traditionally, this term refers to the academic regression students may experience during the extended break from school. However, the summer slide isn’t...
by Sarah Stein | May 21, 2024 | Social Emotional Learning
Summer vacation is a great time to continue building up essential social and emotional skills. These books combine the excitement of summer vacation with valuable lessons about emotions, relationships, and personal growth, making them engaging and educational reads...
by Sarah Stein | May 17, 2024 | Social Emotional Learning
As we like to say, “life’s full of surprises.” These surprises can be positive or sometimes cause stress. Evaluating how children navigate everyday stress and challenges offers a window into their resilience. How can you help kids adjust to their circumstances and...
by Sarah Stein | May 1, 2024 | Social Emotional Learning, Teaching Practices
Adults often support and encourage children to develop impulse control—a skill that allows them to pause, reflect, and consider consequences before acting. Parents, teachers, and coaches alike admire when children demonstrate self-control, particularly in challenging...
