Hyperactivity, forgetfulness, distraction, abrupt or excessively frequent input into conversations, irritability, and difficulty waiting have been colloquially identified as rude behaviors in many settings. Although…

Beginning a new year or semester can be daunting, especially for our students who need to balance academics with athletics and other extracurriculars. To ensure…
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Most parents know the battle over homework with a teenager all too well. You know why it’s important for students to do their homework on…
Students’ energy ebbs and flows throughout the semester, and sometimes they lose momentum. When this happens, we need to remind students that it’s normal, but…
Often, we expect students to advocate for themselves, but sometimes they’re hesitant because they feel uncomfortable or nervous talking to their teachers. Developing self-advocacy skills…
Spring break is not only an excellent opportunity to take time to reset and refresh, but it is also a great time to reflect and…
Students who struggle with executive function skills often hear what they are doing wrong. These students receive more negative feedback than positive feedback. This can…
Many of us, whether we realize it or not, have experienced “burnout” at some point. Burnout is the feeling of exhaustion due to overwork or…
The spaces in which we work have the ability to impact our mood and productivity significantly. Because we all work so differently, there is no…
Failure is discouraging and difficult to cope with. We’ve all been confronted with failure and felt that devastating, gut-punch feeling. However, our ability to get…
It can be easy to fall into a rhythm of believing that our capacity for learning and accomplishing success is fixed. However, those who believe…
Creating a trusting and honest relationship with each of our students is imperative in helping them grow and achieve success. However, this is not always…
Lunch box in hand, coat on one arm, and searching for a laptop charger while rushing to make it to school on time is a…