To support Satchel Pulse’s Culture and Climate solution, this blog sets out to define ...
author: Fern Dinsdale
You might know by now that there’s a multitude of advantages to including social emotional learning in your classroom, but it’s a whole other challenge to integrate it ...
author: Fern Dinsdale
90% of teachers in the US believe social emotional learning can improve academics, but fewer educators know how SEL can benefit themselves (Satchel Pulse, 2020). Research shows ...
author: Fern Dinsdale
Whilst there are many positives to being an educator, unfortun
author: Fern Dinsdale
In his 2011 book, "Start with Why", Simon Sinek offers powerful advice for leaders: start any endeavor with “why.” Why are we trying something new? Why do we need to make ...
author: Faith Smith
The first time I truly realized the impact of standardized testing on my students’ emotional health is burned into my memory. I was just finishing a successful testing session: ...
author: Faith Smith
We all had that student who comes in looking disheveled, hungry and not in a learning state of mind. We’ve made all the referrals to everyone we know, to help that child and ...
author: Nicola Jones-Ford
As an educator how many times have you heard ‘it’s not fair/that’s not fair’ in your classroom. A student complaining that it feels like things are not fair can be very ...
Author: Nicola Jones-Ford
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