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Many of us have felt grief before because we’ve lost loved ones, jobs, and special objects that are meaningful to us, but for the first time in my life I felt a kind of grief that I’ve never experienced. Photo Credits: Karim Manjra, Unsplash

No One Is Actually Learning Because We Are All Grieving

With several weeks of the coronavirus hitting the U.S. like a freight train on a country-wide …

The spirit and determination of two dedicated teachers grew into what is today a world leader in social-emotional learning.

The Peace Education Foundation, Ahead of Its Time

Two decades into the 21 C, social-emotional learning (SEL) has a solid presence in our education …

The way we shape our students’ lives is something that drives us, connects us, and even if we’re far away, brings us together.

ISZL – Better Together (Paper Airplanes Video)

Click above to view the video Although we’re spending a great deal of time in virtual …

Today, we have an ever-increasing body of evidence in the area of performance psychology that indicates that what we believe matters, big time.

Growth Mindset: Helping Students Choose Empowering Beliefs

A Story of An Average Kid I wasn’t always an average kid. I used to believe …

What the virus has taught me about leading in confinement is the same thing it taught me about living in confinement: take risks, depend on each other, do what feels right, nourish any success, and clap endlessly to celebrate it.

Leading From Lockdown: Valencia, Spain

“Mom, they’re clapping!” My son runs to tell me every evening at 8:00 p.m. The first …

My goal is to continue to learn more unique, cooperative activities to enhance my physical education curriculum and provide a more inviting social emotional learning environment in my class.

Team Building and Other Non-Traditional Activities can Enhance Your Physical Education Program

My decision to get into physical education as a career was easy because being active and …

Student teaching was not nearly as simple as clicking my heels, but I certainly made some incredible friends, had mentors that were as strong and powerful as Glinda, and made it out alive; twice.

A Brick in the Road: 10 Tips for Student Teachers

Having a strong spiritual connection to Wizard of Oz, I’d like to compare my student teaching …

Abu Dhabi: Yeah! We always look forward to the opportunity to reunite with our international family.

The Longevity Mindset: Five Strategies for Career Expatriates

Longevity among overseas teachers is a bit of a mystery. There are dozens of scholarly articles …

It is very important to teach young children resilience skills in order to support them overcoming change and then reduce their anxiety levels.

The Reflective Parent: Supporting an Anxious Child

It is normal to feel anxious time to time. Anxiety is often presented during times of …

Grit is essentially one’s ability to endure and persist over time on a journey towards accomplishing big and hard things.

What is Grit, Why is it Important, & How Can We Develop It?

The term Grit is in vogue in parenting, education and business circles, and for good reason: …

Working abroad is an opportunity to learn another language and immerse yourself in another culture.

The Baker’s Dozen: 13 Reasons to go International

Recently, I read an article on LinkedIn by Ryan Sagare, entitled 13 Reasons to NOT go International …

"Here at Wings School Nots we know that one size does not fit all."

Wings School Notts Autism Specific Interventions

Nic Deller – SEN Assistant and Autism Lead tells us all about the bespoke autism specific …