Self-awareness helps teachers recognize their own reactions and their students’ needs. Discover activities that support emotional intelligence and well-being at school.
What goes on for me when the class isn’t cooperating? How can I find out what a student who isn’t participating might be feeling? Questions like these create space for reflection without rushing to judgment. In this blog, you’ll find ideas for putting feelings into words, starting conversations, and trying short exercises that fit into the school day. When teachers learn to notice their own reactions, it becomes easier to create a safer space for everyone to express themselves and understand one another.
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