4 ways of showcasing student voice: playful podcaster, beautiful bloggers, dramatic darlings, and valiant videographer.
4 Simple Strategies For Helping Students Find Their Voice
How to Support Students Who Have Mild Autism
How to teach students who have mild autism: emotional engagement, timely transitions, intriguing interests, and constant conversations.
How To Know If You’re Life Matters
Living through childhood trauma or abusive can make people feel like their life doesn’t matter. It can make them feel like they are less than or as though they were made to be used and abused. Some may even believe
Importance Of And How To Promote Creativity In The Classroom
4 ways to promote creativity in your class: showcase your learning, open your classroom, engage in makerspace / STEAM, and liven up literature.
An Exciting Literacy Development Tip For Your Students
Ever wondered how to motivate your students to write spelling tests? Not many adults, let alone children enjoy it. … and STILL, you know that teaching them the phonetic rules and how it applies to English (or any language) is
How to Handle Difficult Behaviour in the Classroom
4 ways to handle difficult behaviour: find your safe space, learn to take responsibility, model positive behavior, teach conflict resolution.
How to Teach Growth Mindset vs Fixed Mindset to Students
4 ways to teach students how to develop a growth mindset: problem-based learning, journaling with yet, goals-focused learning, role model growth.
Find the Courage to Heal From Childhood Trauma
Step #1: Watch the Replay Step #2: Join the Community Are you tired of struggling to heal? Are you exhausted of Googling for help or retelling your story over and over again only to feel traumatized again instead of feeling
How To Teach Students to Overcome Procrastination While Studying
How to teach students to overcome procrastination while studying: the top three, find your space, let’s get groovy, and have a blast.
4 Simple and Fun Kindness Activities For Students
4 simple and fun kindness activities for your students: deck the board, fill the jar, be the player, and love them all.
