Social Emotional Learning in High School Classroom: 3 Reasons it is an absolute must do
Five reasons why social emotional learning in high school is critical for your students’ success.
Social Emotional Learning
Building Positive Classroom Culture: 3 Reasons The First Ten Minutes of Class Are The Most Important
Positive Relationships In Ten Minutes – It’s 100% Possible! As educators, the most important question that frequently floats around our brains is how to create a positive classroom culture. Dedicating the first ten minutes of your class to fostering conversations and building camaraderie is a cornerstone in creating positive classroom culture and climate. Imagine this: …
Creating inclusive classroom culture with Attendance Questions
As educators, it is our goal to be as inclusive and accepting of our students as possible. While we are concerned about teaching content, the start of class is the most critical time to connect with your students and build positive classroom culture. Attendance questions help you learn about student interests, increase student engagement and …
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The best social emotional learning routines to start the school year off right
If you’re like most high school teachers, the start of the school year is a time for new routines and expectations. It can be tough to get students back into the swing of things, but using social emotional learning (SEL) routines can help make the transition smoother. SEL skills are important for helping students navigate …
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How To Build Strong Student Teacher Relationships
The first weeks of school are overwhelming and exciting. We’re establishing routines, getting to know each other, and laying the groundwork for an exceptional year to come. But underneath all of that is the overwhelming challenge of building meaningful student teacher relationships. This is the most important, and often the most daunting, part of our …
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