Why Math and SEL Belong Together
If you’ve ever taught a math lesson that ended in tears (either from a student or… you), you’re not alone. Math has a special way of bringing big feelings to the surface, especially for students...
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Why Logical Consequences Work
This post contains affiliate links. Ever caught yourself saying, “That’s it! No recess for a week!” in a moment of frustration, only to realize later it didn’t actually change anything? You’re not alone. Logical consequences...
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A Look at SEL for Teachers
Let’s be honest: when we hear “SEL,” most of us picture morning meetings, glitter jars, and “I statements” being practiced by 7-year-olds in a circle on a rug. And yes, social emotional learning is essential...
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Integrating SEL and the Science of Reading
If you’ve ever found yourself staring at a phonics scope and sequence thinking, Where do feelings fit into all this? – you’re as obsessed with SEL and emotional literacy as I am. I realize wondering...
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Join the Their Best Behavior Book Club!
This post contains affiliate links. Hey fellow teachers – if you’re here, I already know you deeply care about behavior, connection, and regulation in the classroom. I have something very exciting to share with you!...
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