25 Mental Health Check-In Questions for Your Students
Something that most, if not all, teachers and school staff have thought about in recent times is: “How are our students doing, really?”
Something that most, if not all, teachers and school staff have thought about in recent times is: “How are our students doing, really?”
We often talk about how educators can effectively communicate with their students. But for most K-12 teachers, it’s just as challenging – sometimes even more so – to communicate with their students’ parents. This is especially true when parents are...
It’s never too early to start teaching children to be kind. Not only does kindness contribute to a happier and more connected society, it also has many other benefits, including:
As an educator, you’re no stranger to squirmy, restless, or sluggish children. When this energy permeates throughout your classroom, it may be time for a movement break.
Community and belonging are some of humankind’s most important needs. We all need some kind of community, regardless of age, gender, race, or anything else. Having a community gives us a sense of belonging – the knowledge that our existence matters...