468 results for '“I Just Don’t like the Sound of No'

"They Should Know How to Do That By Now!" - Increasing Student Success by Teaching Replacement Behaviors (Post)

In our work with children, families and educators, we consistently hear comments like “They should know how to do that by now!” when describing a child's behavior. Our response is often that behavior

Self-Care Strategies That Stick: A Blueprint for School Counselors (Part 3) (Post)

Part 3: How to build and sustain your personal self-care system Develop a self-care system that works best for you. Start small by making one change at a time. Eventually, this change will become seco

Social Media Driver's License (Post)

Do you feel overwhelmed when you think about parenting social media? Do you know where to start? What sites are more kid-friendly or how do you talk to your kid about the dangers of social media?

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Building Self-Determination: 7 Essential Steps for Confidence and Success (Post)

Self‑determination plays a huge role in how we set goals, stay motivated, and bounce back when things get hard. You can see it when a student keeps practicing even after failing a test, when a teenage

Calling All Members of The Tortured Poets Department: The Rise of Mental Health Concerns in Young People (Part 1) (Post)

The topic of Taylor Swift’s artistic merit seems to be as divisive as the great cilantro debate (a flavor to be savored, or a soapy abomination to the herb world?), yet critics and fans alike have

When the Parent Becomes the Therapist (Post)

The world-wide pandemic changed many things in our lives. One of those big changes was school closures which thrust parents into a new role as educator and therapist. This may seem scary and you

5 Social Skills Every Teacher Can (and Should) Teach (Post)

Visit any school in the country and it would be unusual to not see this posted somewhere in the building. These words are a reminder of the effects teachers have – effects they may never have the o

Effective Autism Intervention: Teaching "What to Do" (Post)

Excerpts taken from full article originally featured in Teach Magazine. Consider this: You are driving in traffic, it starts raining, and you can barely see in front of you. Your music is b

Helping Kids Navigate Tough Social Situations (Post)

Certain social situations can be tricky. Working collaboratively with people who don't share the same opinion as you, telling the truth in a kind way, calming down in the face of frustration, and meet

H…E…L…P! Find out what it means to me! (Post)

H-E-L-P. Four simple letters, yet one of the most difficult words in the English language to say.  From a young age, children are told to “shake it off”, “let it go”, or “get over it”, when t