3 strategies that will help you develop and teach empathy through children’s literature: culture and experience, perspective empathy mapping, and dramatize the feeling.
3 Ways Of Developing And Teaching Empathy Through Children’s Literature
How to Reduce and Manage Teacher Stress and Anxiety
5 Steps to reduce and manage teacher stress and anxiety: note the issue, assess the stress, practice mindfulness, embrace support, and find additional support.
Why Self Care is Important for Teachers and Homeschooling Parents
Teachers and homeschooling parents, care for yourself in four ways: set and maintain boundaries, plan ahead, be grateful , and put yourself first.
How to Maintain Good Relationships with Your Family
Build strong and healthy relationships with your family members in four ways: family time, sleepovers or stay-cations, texting buddies, and yummy time.
How to Build Relationships in the Classroom
Build strong and healthy relationships with your children in four ways: let’s chat, story time, laughing buddies, and always around.
Teacher Challenge: Three Ways to Build Healthy Relationships
A challenge for teachers and homeschooling parents to develop healthy relationships: in their class, with their family and within themselves.
Chinese New Year Activities to Celebrate in the Classroom
Teach about diverse cultures, like Chinese New Year with 4 activities: clean it up, indulge in creativity, celebrate this occasion & love zodiac signs.
Anxious Students: How to Support Students with Anxiety
Support students who have anxiety with four simple steps: recognize the trigger, remember breath control, try taking risks, and create the space.
A Christmas Special to Finding Your Passion in Life
Find your passion in life with five simple steps: Find the love, Christmas tree lights, knock the door, shake up, and imagine the mountains.
How to Teach Gratitude to Students
Gratitude can empower you to live your best life. Engage learners in practicing gratitude as a form of self expression.
