There are so many articles and tons of data to support that social-emotional learning (SEL) is highly important for children. I was fortunate enough as a teacher to experience the power of SEL firsthand. The school I taught at implemented a character education program that combined many aspects of social-emotional learning, such as promoting kindness,…

Unfortunately, our new reality includes a pandemic and students, teachers, and parents experiencing distance learning. For most, virtual learning is uncharted territory. How can you possibly parent your child, be their teacher, and be a productive employee? Follow a Schedule – In the Morning Now, I’ll use the term “schedule” loosely. I have seen pictures…

Now that distance learning is a lifestyle for parents, teachers, and children for the foreseeable future, here are some quick tips for making that transition a little easier. 1.Create a Unique Space for Learning at Home Have you ever heard the rule don’t eat, watch TV, or hang out in bed … use it only…