Category: For Educators

Category: For Educators

How to Talk With Your Students About COVID-19

How to Talk With Your Students About COVID-19

Most of the teachers I know, myself included, are still reeling from the massive and sudden shift to online teaching …

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Self-Care and Setting Boundaries for Teachers During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Self-Care and Setting Boundaries for Teachers During the COVID-19 Pandemic

In a matter of a week or two, your day-to-day life has been turned upside down. School has now gone …

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Adjusting From Classroom To Online Teaching Tips From A Teacher Experienced In Both

Adjusting From Classroom To Online Teaching: Tips From A Teacher Experienced In Both

This blog post was adapted from “Online Teaching 101” at my personal blog. I have included examples of emails, rubrics, and …

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Help Your Child Conquer ADHD In The Classroom

Help Your Child Conquer ADHD In The Classroom

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is one of the most commonly diagnosed mental disorders in children. About 10% of children …

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Challenging Behavior and Individuals With Autism A Behavior Analytic Approach

Challenging Behavior and Individuals With Autism: A Behavior Analytic Approach

In this 4-part video series, Jessica Graber, PhD, LP, BCBA Clinical Director, Ashley Labay, MA, BCBA, ABA Outpatient Program Manager, …

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The Power to Change Their Story

The Power to Change Their Story

Timothy Johanson, MD, is an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Arizona where he teaches the next generation …

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When Work and Life Don’t Balance Serious life crises can trigger a cascade of employment problems unless you know how to handle them

When work and life don’t balance, serious life crises can trigger a cascade of employment problems—unless you know how to handle them

I’ll never forget the morning my son went to juvenile detention. I was conducting a community general education advisory board …

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Handling Confrontational Parent Meetings Without Ruining Your Day

Handling Confrontational Parent Meetings … Without Ruining Your Day

You check your inbox and notice a new email pop up from a parent who is requesting a meeting. Your …

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Supporting Military Children in the Classroom

Supporting Military Children in the Classroom

Having a parent leave for a deployments and extended separation (four to six months or more) is a common experience …

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How Self-Care Can Make You a Better Educator

How Self-Care Can Make You a Better Educator

As a professional educator, you know that being a teacher is a demanding job. The rewards are many, but so …

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