Positive Education
Unconditional Positive Regard
Unconditional positive regard is the acceptance and love of a child for who they are, regardless of their behavior. It’s essential for a child’s healthy development, including their self-esteem, self-determination, and motivation to succeed. When parents and teachers show unconditional positive regard for children, they’re communicating to the children that they are worthy of love and respect, even when they… Read More »Unconditional Positive Regard
How Positive Parenting Protects Kids’ Brains from Stress
Stress can be tough on kids, especially their brains. One of the most important things you can do for your child is to be a positive parent. Positive parenting means being loving and supportive, setting clear rules and expectations, and praising your child when they do good things. It also means listening to your child when they’re upset and helping… Read More »How Positive Parenting Protects Kids’ Brains from Stress
Behavior Hacks to Set a Positive School Tone This School Year
Behavior Management Strategies to Establish a Positive Classroom Culture Establishing a positive classroom tone is crucial for a successful school year. Here are seven specific actions teachers could take during the first week of school to set a positive classroom tone: Establish Clear Expectations: Clearly communicate your behavioral expectations to students from the beginning. Set clear rules and consequences for… Read More »Behavior Hacks to Set a Positive School Tone This School Year
Motivation is KEY
Motivation is the driving force behind our actions. It pushes us towards our goals and desires. It’s the key that unlocks the doors to success! 🚀 When our sympathetic nervous system produces hormones of epinephrine and norepinephrine, they create energy for action. Take a moment to reflect on what sparks your child’s curiosity. What sets their imaginations on… Read More »Motivation is KEY
Keeping Students Motivated to Learn
Motivation is a vital component of student engagement and learning. When students are motivated, they are more likely to be engaged in the learning process, retain information, and perform better academically. In this blog post, we will explore the science of motivation as it relates to student engagement and learning. Motivation can be classified into two broad categories: intrinsic motivation… Read More »Keeping Students Motivated to Learn
How to Teach Young Children Coping Skills
Coping skills are the strategies and techniques individuals use to manage stress and difficult emotions. Teaching coping skills is an essential aspect of mental health education and can help individuals better navigate challenging situations. This article will explore some of the best teaching methods for coping skills and the research supporting their effectiveness.
Abraham Maslow Influence
Abraham Maslow emphasized the interconnected nature of learning and life, as well as the significance of determination and purpose for personal happiness. Maslow emphasized the link between happiness and engaging in meaningful work that one considers important. He believed that people flourish when they are working effectively toward goals they value. Additionally, Maslow emphasized the importance of self-awareness in effecting… Read More »Abraham Maslow Influence
Reducing Challenging Behavior with Positive Discipline
Positive Discipline “Effective discipline means teaching skills that will help children make better decisions and handle themselves well in the future.” Daniel Siegel, M.D. & Tina Bryson Ph. D Punishment shuts down behavior in the short term but teaching offers skills that last a lifetime. Positive teaching strategies shape challenging behaviors into functional skills. Teachers &… Read More »Reducing Challenging Behavior with Positive Discipline