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Three Fun Ways to Incorporate Social-Emotional Learning in the Classroom

February 10, 2018 By Erika Panichelli

Social-emotional learning (SEL) should be relaxing. We believe that relaxed teachers teach better, and relaxed students learn better. Attempts to incorporate SEL into the classroom will be less successful if teachers are stressed or students are bored. The key to effective SEL curriculum is getting everyone involved, and the best way to get everyone involved […]

Filed Under: Exercise, Kids, mindfulness, School, Social-Emotional Learning Tagged With: awareness, breathe, calm classroom, children, excercise, family activities, focus, health, health benefits, kids, mindful classroom, mindfulness, SEL, social emotional learning

Three Ways Teachers Benefit from Teaching Social Emotional Learning in the Classroom

February 10, 2018 By Erika Panichelli

Ask any teacher, and they’ll tell you teaching is a stressful job. Not only do teachers need to manage a classroom full of children, they also have to handle administrative paperwork, parent emails, curriculum development, extracurricular responsibilities, and more. Studies show that up to a startling 50% of new teachers quit the profession within five […]

Filed Under: Health, Kids, mindfulness, School, Social-Emotional Learning Tagged With: calm classroom, children, excercise, focus, health, kids, mindful classroom, mindfulness, SEL, social, social emotional learning

What Is Social-Emotional Learning, and Why Is It Important in the Classroom?

February 8, 2018 By jason

Everyone agrees that schools are responsible for educating young people, but what does this education consist of? Skills like reading, writing, and math are important, but students need more than academic skills to succeed in life. Parents, teachers, and students alike tend to agree that children should also be learning important social and emotional skills […]

Filed Under: Exercise, Kids, mindfulness, School Tagged With: awareness, calm classroom, children, feeling, health, health benefits, kids, mindful classroom, mindfulness, SEL, social emotional learning

Why Social Emotional Learning Curriculum Should Start in Preschool

February 8, 2018 By jason

Parents, teachers, and students alike agree that social-emotional learning (SEL) should be an essential part of classroom curriculum. But how early should this kind of instruction begin in order for it to be most effective? A study by Greenberg et. al. concludes that comprehensive social-emotional learning curriculum should be implemented from preschool through high school […]

Filed Under: Exercise, Kids, mindfulness, School Tagged With: awareness, breathing, kids, mindful classroom, mindfulness, preschool, SEL, social emotional learning

Self-Care Tips for Preventing & Battling the Flu

February 8, 2018 By jason

According to the map of influenza in the United States, there’s a good chance that you or someone you know has experienced, or will experience this year’s strain: H3N2. Stay at least three feet away from anyone who is coughing or sneezing. Keep your hands away from your face – and far from your mouth […]

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