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Nov 12, 2019

Key Takeaways from Our Social and Emotional Learning Educator Panel

As most educators know, the application of SEL is very unique to each student and each school. So, we asked our educators to share their successes and challenges in their experience.

Brita Hammer

Oct 24, 2019

5 TED Talks to Inspire, Move, and Motivate You as a Parent

Take a look at these 5 TED Talks that will inspire, move, and motivate you with out-of-the-box and well-thought advice.

Elaine Ho

Oct 22, 2019

Get to Know Our PLC: Read These 10 Exclusive Articles from the Edmentum Educator Network on Education Topics That Matter

Check out these blog posts to see all of the learning that is taking place in our PLC—and yes, we realize these topics are a little bit all over the place, but isn’t that every educator’s day-to-day reality?

Sarah Cornelius

Oct 21, 2019

How Teachers Can Help Students Cope with General Anxiety in the Classroom

It’s important to understand what anxiety looks like and to build classroom procedures that are supportive and effective for helping students who struggle with it, diagnosed or not. Let’s take a look at what anxiety can look like in your students and examine a few strategies to help.

Brita Hammer

Oct 08, 2019

Edmentum’s October Webinars: Exact Path for Higher Ed, Social Emotional Learning Best Practices, and More!

This month, we have webinars focusing on social emotional learning in the classroom, how to use exact path for higher education, a customer spotlight, and best practices for using Exact Path data. Take a look at all the new webinars that will deepen your knowledge as our Edmentum experts share their expertise.

Brita Hammer

Oct 04, 2019

What is the “Circle of Courage,” and how can you use it to enhance your teaching practice?

There are four components to the Circle of Courage: belonging, mastery, independence, and generosity. Each of these areas provides important values, lessons, and concepts for students.

Julia Roberts

Oct 04, 2019

Play-Based Learning: What It Is and Why It Should Be a Part of Every Classroom

Let’s talk about why students need play and how we can bring it into our own classrooms—even if we have to sneak it in, and even if we are working with kids who are not so little anymore.

Winnie O'Leary

Sep 24, 2019

Calm Your Classroom with These Five Yoga Poses for Students

Lots of yoga poses are actually very simple, focusing on breathing and body awareness rather than flexibility or strength. Plus, kids enjoy them! Here are five basic poses to try with your students, including info on the specific benefits each provides.

Sarah Cornelius