I know we often think we need to help children use their words instead of crying but I love the following alternatives to Stop Crying: 1. It’s okay to be Read more about 10 Things to Say Instead of Stop Crying[…]
I’m doing some work with an elementary school staff on “Conflict Resolution “ and in preparation I’ve read up on this topic. There are many videos and sources of opinions Read more about Conflict Resolution[…]
Gavin McCormack sent me a post about how extremely important it is to help children feel in charge of their educational destiny. He gives us 5 suggestions for implementing such Read more about The Power of Autonomy in our Schools[…]
I used to take everything personally. It was most exhausting and futile. When I learned about Control Theory, I realized that I can really only control myself, not others. I Read more about How to Stop Taking Things Personally[…]
Today I had a long conversation with my daughter about true friendship. She had experienced a situation with someone who she thought was a good friend. They had made plans Read more about What is True Friendship?[…]
Sharon Domine writes a lot of advice on LinkedIn. I was personally excited about the list she shared for us to remember when we are met with challenges. – Life Read more about Things to Remember[…]
I have always had a strong feeling of independence and vision. I suppose it was inspired by my parents. Hard work is important as a contributor to the human race. Read more about Value Your Worth[…]
Many times in my career I have taught educators to create a relationship with their students. I was impressed with an educator who posted how she went into teaching with Read more about It’s All About Relationship[…]
Stephen Covey’s 2nd Habit is similar to a road map. You wouldn’t start a journey without a plan of where you want to go and how you will get there. Read more about Habit 2 – Begin With The End In Mind[…]
1. Listen when they speak. 2. Respect their decisions. 3. Look them in the eyes. 4. Defend them when they ask for help. 5. Believe them. 6. Trust them. 7. Read more about Student Relationships Key[…]